PART COLLECTION

Our design consists of three main cycles:
Cycle 1: Construction and verification of carbohydrate utilization module.
pCOLAtrc(lost O)-sacC-aga, BBa_25TFWJDX
Cycle 2: Construction and verification of galactose self-induction module.
Part 1: Promoter Characterization
pCOM4-PgalP-a-EGFP, BBa_2572ULRB
pCOM4-PgalP-b-EGFP, BBa_25NRQBKP
pCOM4-PgalP-c-EGFP, BBa_25Q32CXO
Part 2:Substituting GFP with GalP
pCOM4-PgalP-GalP, BBa_25M3YRM6
Cycle 3: Construction and verification of 3'-SL synthesis module.
pET-CSS-SaiT, BBa_251TW3T1
In summary, the synergistic action of cycles 1, 2, and 3 is essential to enable the use of yellow serofluid as a carbon source and harness its inherent galactose utilization pathway for the production of 3'-sialyllactose (3'-SL)
Number |
Name |
Part type |
Part type |
Part function |
Part diagram |
SacC |
Basic Part |
Coding |
SacC is an extracellular enzyme that primarily catalyzes the hydrolysis of large fructan polymers (such as Levan and Inulin) into fructose molecules |
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Aga |
Basic Part |
Coding |
Alpha-galactosidase is a glycoside hydrolase that specifically catalyzes the hydrolysis of α-galactosidic bonds. It cleaves the terminal α-1,6-linked galactose residues from oligosaccharides and polysaccharides, yielding galactose and the corresponding substrate. |
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PgalP-a |
Basic Part |
Promoter |
Mutants of PgalP were engineered to improve the initial expression level of GalP, thereby enhancing the intracellular availability of galactose |
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PgalP-b |
Basic Part |
Promoter |
Mutants of PgalP were engineered to improve the initial expression level of GalP, thereby enhancing the intracellular availability of galactose |
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PgalP-c |
Basic Part |
Promoter |
Mutants of PgalP were engineered to improve the initial expression level of GalP, thereby enhancing the intracellular availability of galactose |
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EGFP |
Basic Part |
Coding |
EGFP can emit bright green fluorescence under ultraviolet light or blue light, which is convenient for researchers to track and observe various biological processes in cells, tissues or organs. |
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galP |
Basic Part |
Coding |
Mutants of PgalP were engineered to improve the initial expression level of GalP, thereby enhancing the intracellular availability of galactose |
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CSS |
Basic Part |
Coding |
CSS catalyzes the formation of CMP-Neu5Ac. Under the action of CSS, free N-acetylneuraminic acid (Neu5Ac) combines with cytidine triphosphate (CTP) to form CMP-Neu5Ac, simultaneously releasing pyrophosphate (PPi) |
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α2,3-SiaT |
Basic Part |
Coding |
α2,3-SiaT is responsible for transferring the Neu5Ac moiety from CMP-Neu5Ac to the galactose residue of lactose, forming an α2,3-glycosidic bond to produce 3'-SL |
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pCOLADuet-1 |
Basic Part |
Plasmid_Backbone |
As a plasmid construction vector |
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pCOLAtrc(lostO)-sacC-aga |
Composite Part |
Plasmid |
After the plasmid is transformed into E.coli, it functions, so that E.coli can survive in soy whey |
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pCOM4-PgalP-a-EGFP |
Composite Part |
Plasmid |
After the plasmid was transformed into Escherichia coli, it played a role. The promoter with the strongest induction ability was screened by measuring the fluorescence intensity. |
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pCOM4-PgalP-b-EGFP |
Composite Part |
Plasmid |
After the plasmid was transformed into Escherichia coli, it played a role. The promoter with the strongest induction ability was screened by measuring the fluorescence intensity. |
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pCOM4-PgalP-c-EGFP |
Composite Part |
Plasmid |
After the plasmid was transformed into Escherichia coli, it played a role. The promoter with the strongest induction ability was screened by measuring the fluorescence intensity. |
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pCOM4-PgalP-GalP |
Composite Part |
Plasmid |
Responsible for the transport of galactose in cells and activate the expression of downstream proteins. |
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pETDuet-1 |
Basic Part |
Plasmid_Backbone |
As a plasmid construction vector |
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pET-CSS-SaiT |
Composite Part |
Plasmid |
Responsible for the synthesis of 3'-SL in cells. |
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