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Synthetic Biology Part 1: Introduction

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Page 1: Synthetic  Biology  Part 1:  Introduction

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Synthetic Biology Part 1:

Introduction

Input

Output

AND

Gene A

Gene B

Gene C

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micro.magnet.fsu.edu

Prokaryotic cell

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Cell-Cell communication in prokaryotes

http://parts.mit.edu/igem07/index.php/Chiba/Communication

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DNA

RNA

PROTEIN

Transcription byRNA polymerase

Translation byribosomes

Flow of genetic information

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DNA structure

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Gene structure

Gene Gene

Promoter Coding sequence Terminator

chromosome

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RNA

Transcription start site

Promoter

Gene structure

Terminator

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Promoter structure

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9bioap.wikispaces.com

Transcription

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Transcription

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Transcription

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AUG UGA

Ribosome binding siteto initiate translation

Start codon(first amino acid of the protein)

Stop codon(signal to end

protein synthesis)

= untranslated region

5’ 3’

mRNA structure

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+1

-10Box

TATAA

-35Box

TTGTCA RNA

Core promoter = Binding site for RNA polymerase

In this configuration transcription is ON

RNA Pol

Transcription

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RNA

+1

RNA PolA

A = Activator of transcription

bad promoter

Transcription

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+1

-10box

-35box

operator

R

R = Repressor

In this configuration RNA Polymerase cannot bindtranscription is OFF

X

Repression of transcription

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• The lactose operon of E. coli

R

lacIrepressor R

-35 O -10

Transcription is OFF

Active repressor

X

Repression of transcription

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• The lactose operon of E. coli

R

lacIrepressor

-35 O -10

Transcription is ON

Inactiverepressor = inducer (lactose)

RNA Pol

X

Induction of gene expression

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AUG UGA5’ 3’3’ 5’

siRNA

Binding of siRNA causes mRNA degradation

TranslationX

Silencing by antisense RNA

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AUG UGA5’ 3’

Ribozymes+ aptamer

RNA cleavage

Repression by mRNA cleavage

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AUG UGA

Ribosome binding siteto initiate translation

Start codon(first amino acid of the protein)

Stop codon(signal to end

protein synthesis)

= untranslated region

5’ 3’

mRNA structure

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Translation

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brooklyn.cuny.edu

The genetic code

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Protein structure

biochem.arizona.edu