Prm +

BBa_I12035 Version 1

Component

Source:
http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_I12035
Generated By: https://synbiohub.org/public/igem/igem2sbol/1
Created by: ryhsiao
Date created: 2004-08-05 11:00:00
Date modified: 2015-08-31 04:07:31

Modified lamdba Prm promoter (repressed by p22 cI without cooperativity) RBS+



Types
DnaRegion

Roles
promoter

Regulatory

Sequences BBa_I12035_sequence (Version 1)

Description

Lamdba Prm promoter modified to be activated by lamda repressor (cI) and repressed by p22 repressor (cI).

Notes

The O-R3 region of the lambda cI strand was mutated by 7 nt to eliminate any binding in the region. This was not replaced with the O-R1 region of p22 due to the fact that the O-R1 site had a length of 18 nt, while the space between the -10 and -35 regions was only 16 nt. Thus, spacing would not be preserved, and this could cause many problems. However, since p22 cI must still repress the production of the lambda cI protein, the OR-1 site of p22 was still placed within the construct. The positioning is right after the -10 region (between the -10 region and the RBS). Thus, when p22 cI binds in, protein production should still be inhibited, whereas, if p22 does not bind in, there will just be a little extra code in the mRNA, which theoretically should not cause any problems.

Source

Bushman, F. D. The bacteriophage 434 right operator roles of O-R1, O-R2, and O-R3. J. Mol. Biol. (1993) 230, 28-40.

Sequence Annotation Location Component / Role(s)
OR1 lambda
OR2 lambda
-35
Obliterate OR3
-10
OR1 (p22)
BBa_B0034 (Elowitz)
conserved
9,25
33,49
47,53
59,65
70,76
77,94
95,106
99,104
feature/binding non_covalent_binding_site
non_covalent_binding_site feature/binding
feature/promoter promoter
feature/mutation sequence_alteration
promoter feature/promoter
non_covalent_binding_site feature/binding
feature/rbs ribosome_entry_site
feature/conserved conserved_region
igem#experience
None
 
igem#sampleStatus
Not in stock
igem#status
Unavailable
 
synbiohub#ownedBy
user/james
 
synbiohub#ownedBy
user/myers
 
synbiohub#topLevel
BBa_I12035/1