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Contents Team information Who are we? Where are we from? The Idea The issue The solution Application in society The machine Components of the machine How the machine works Further


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Contents

  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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Team Information

Breegini Culas Dr Leonard Pattenden (The Mad Scientist) Muriel Aldunate Candice Raeburn Candice Raeburn Sebastian Ramov (The Bully) Michelle Chayeb (The Small One) Lyna Thach Danielle Kamato (The Shopaholic) Jasmine Panthaki Flora Yuen

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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Where we come from?

www.cityofmelbourne.com.au

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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The Issue

Too much electricity use is a global concern, causes fossil fuel to be burnt

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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The Solution

Electricity Fossil Fuels Green House Gas Emission Global Warming Our Machine Biological Lighting System

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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Applications - Manufacturing

House Hold lighting Commercial Lighting Street Lighting Christmas Tree Lights

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Results
  • Making a part
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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Components of Our Machine

  • Fluorescent Proteins
  • Cell Free Chassis
  • E. Coli Cell Free System
  • Wheat Germ Cell Free System
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  • Fluorescent Proteins
  • Cell Free Chassis
  • E. Coli Cell Free System
  • Wheat Germ Cell Free System
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Fluorescent Proteins

YFP BBa_E0030 GFP Cherry BBa_1712028 VIC_Green BBa_E0040 BFP Blueberry

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Structure Of Fluorescing Protein

α helix β-strands

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How Do They work?

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  • Fluorescent Proteins
  • Cell Free Chassis
  • E.Coli Cell Free System
  • Wheat Germ Cell Free System
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Centrifuged supernatant

CELL FREE SYSTEMS

  • What Is a Cell Free System?

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Cleared Lysate

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  • How Does A Cell Free System

Work?

  • reactions that occur in a cell take

place in a cell free system with

  • ut the complex interactions found

in the whole cell

http://genome.imim.es/

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  • Types of Cell Free Systems
  • Wheat Germ; safer alternative - non toxic

www.hondaireland.ie

Endogenous mRNA= >protein synthesis Manufacturing, sustainability

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  • Why A Cell Free System?

From: Collections of Henry Ford P189.16783

Potential ordered and sequential control

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  • not optimised - scale limited
  • Synthetic biology; cloning is defined

and standardised

  • Can optimise the chassis and move to

scale

  • control the machine
  • components and toxins
  • Non propagating and non replicating
  • E.coli ideal for coupled reactions, simple
  • ethicals

less complication at control of initiation means better synthesis

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Resuspended pallets S30 A buffer Centrifuged 2000rpm Resuspended pallets S30 B buffer Repeated 3 times Sonicated Centrifuged 20000 x g Supernatant was E.coli Extract

S30 Buffer: Potassium Acetate, Magnesium Sulphate, MQ water pH of 7.8 S30 A contained 2mercaptoethanol

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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How does the Machine Work?

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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Where to next?

  • Switching on and off
  • Resonance Energy transfer
  • Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer

(FRET)

  • Bioluminescent Resonance Energy Transfer

(BRET)

  • Scale up
  • Dialysis
  • Continuous Exchange Cell Free (CEFC)
  • Continuous Flow Cell Free (CFCF)
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Resonance Energy Transfer

  • Distant dependant

energy transfer

  • FRET- external

illumination

  • BRET- luciferase

(oxidative enzyme) Energy Transfer with the emission

  • f a photon
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Dialysis

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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Making the Part

  • iGEM fluorescence protein

Biobricks in many colours but no blue

  • Different strategy of cloning:

Quikchange Mutagenesis: point Mutations

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Quikchange Mutagenesis

Mutant Strand Synthesis: Mutant Strand Synthesis:

  • Denature DNA template
  • Anneal mutagenic primers
  • Extend primers

Dpn Dpn I Digestion of Template I Digestion of Template

  • Digest parental methylated

DNA Transformation: Transformation:

  • Transform mutated

plasmid

7 mins 68 1 3 1 min 68 18 2 50 sec 60 50 sec 95 1 min 95 1 1 time Temp Cyc Seg

Plasmid DNA is methylated

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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Results

  • Expressing BFP,

GFP,YFP and cherry

  • Quick Change Failed
  • No visible

fluorescence in machine

  • Fluorescence still

visible after 8 weeks

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next Year
  • Acknowledgements
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Problems!!

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  • Experimental Problems
  • Leaving PCR reaction on the sink
  • ver the weekend
  • Mix up in what reagents were

added to the reactions

  • Pipetting
  • clumsiness
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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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Next year…

  • First year in iGEM
  • Learnt how things are run and

how things should be done

  • That means we will be back

next year with our aims set at gold

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  • Team information
  • Who are we?
  • Where are we from?
  • The Idea
  • The issue
  • The solution
  • Application in society
  • The machine
  • Components of the machine
  • How the machine works
  • Further ideas?
  • Making a part
  • Results
  • Problems and limitations
  • Next year
  • Acknowledgements
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Acknowledgements

  • We would like to thank the following for their help and

contributions to our project

  • Friends, family and teachers who provided moral support and

guidance to the teams' Undergraduate students

  • Rushdi Mussa (friend): was a great help in designing the wiki

page and putting it together.

  • Mr Kieran Wilson: Web Content Coordinator for the Science,

Engineering & Health Office (RMIT University)

  • Mr Robin Dick: Manager, Benefit Attraction. Alumni and

Development (RMIT University)

  • Bennetts Lane Jazz, Farm pro, Journal Cafe and Journal

Canteen for their donations

  • Prof David Adams (Director Health Innovations Research

Institute

  • Prof Peter Coloe PVC School of Science, Engineering and

Health

  • Prof Margaret Gardiner Vice Chancellor RMIT University
  • School of Medical Science Finance Dept.
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Sponsors

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  • THANK YOU

iGEM !!