| BBa_25G5YR4C |
pMA5 plasmid backbone |
The pMA5 plasmid backbone is used as the primary vector for our final plasmid pMA5-pls-PPK2-lac-alrA plasmid |
11117bp |
| BBa_25EMGU3Q |
pls |
pls is the gene responsible for the production of ε-Polylysine |
3960 bp |
| BBa_25L5WCKD |
PPK2 |
PPK2 is the gene responsible for ATP regeneration that can provide our strain with more energy |
963 bp |
| BBa_252TM36G |
lysC311 |
lysC311 is used to subsitute the thrD gene in order to relieve the lysine inhibition |
1266 bp |
| BBa_25IHX7XE |
thrD-Left |
thrD-Left is connected to the lysC311 to form a plasmid able to insert into the Bacillus subtilis |
309 bp |
| BBa_25F7CW8V |
thrD-Right |
thrD-Right is also connected to the lysC311 to form a plasmid able to insert into the Bacillus subtilis |
299 bp |
| BBa_25XEU57S |
sg thrD |
sg thrD help guide the Cas 9 protein to knock off the thrD gene in Bacillus subtilis through CRISPER/Cas 9 meditated homologous recombination replacement |
20 bp |
| BBa_2571HMVC |
sg alrA |
sg alrA helps guide CAs 9 protein to knock off the alrA gene in the Bacillussubtilis through the Cas9-sg RNA system and thus help ensure the biosafety of our engineer bacteria |
20 bp |
| BBa_25XOTKEA |
Lac operon |
The lac operon is used as a regulatory control unit in this project and it helps us to complete our suicide switch design |
2385 bp |
| BBa_25KA4J1C |
pJMP3 plasmid backbone |
pJMP3 is the plasmid backbone used to help insert sg RNA into our targeted microorganism to help the Cas 9 protein successfully knock off intended DNA sequences. |
7197bp |
| BBa_25ESL37E |
PTH43 plasmid backbone |
PHT43 is the original vector for the lac operon when we obtain it and we used it as a base for later translation of the lac-alrA unit into pMA5-pls-PPK2 plasmid |
8056 bp |
| BBa_25QQN8OK |
PKY300PKL plasmid backbone |
the PKY300PKL plasmid backbone is the vector of our thrD-lysC311 plasmid in the second cycle used to complete replacement of thrD gene with lysC311 gene to relieve lysine inhibition in Bacillus subtilis |
7571 bp |
| BBa_251M08GX |
alrA |
alrA is the gene that's responsible for encoding alanine racemase in Bacillus subtilis naturally. In this project, we knock off the alrA in bacillus subtilis for our design of a killer switch |
1170 bp |