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FlashBacter UPO-Sevilla Team APPLICATIONS Biosensors Killer proteins production Multiple alleles expression And more OVERVIEW BASIC FLIP FLOP IMPROVED FLIP FLOP EPIGENETIC FLIP FLOP MINI TN7 BIOBRICK CREATOR HUMAN PRACTICES BASIC


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FlashBacter

UPO-Sevilla Team

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APPLICATIONS

Biosensors Killer proteins production Multiple alleles expression And more…

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OVERVIEW

BASIC FLIP FLOP IMPROVED FLIP FLOP EPIGENETIC FLIP FLOP MINI TN7 BIOBRICK CREATOR HUMAN PRACTICES

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BASIC FLIP-FLOP

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Basic flip-flop

Green State

GFP cI (ts) Plac Prm LacI RFP GFP cI (ts) Plac Prm LacI RFP Heat shock IPTG pulse

Red State

  • E. coli chassis

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Characterization

1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Fluorescence/O.D. Time (minutes)

IPTG State 42 ºC State

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Basic flip flop time-course experiment

Stability Stability Basal levels Switch

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Multiagent Modeling

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TRANSCRIPTION: Michaelis- Menten Kinetics + REPRESSION: Hill Kinetics IPTG INDUCTION: Hill kinetics as IPTG binding to repressor proteins TRANSLATION: Michaelis- Menten Kinetics (as Mass Action kinetics) REPRESSOR DEGRADATION: Mass Action Kinetics

Mathematical Modeling

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Basic flip-flop Improved flip-flop Mathematical Modeling: Basic vs Improved

Stochastic simulations Mathematical models H.PRACTICES BB.CREATOR MINITN7 EPIGENETIC IMPROVED BASIC

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Basic flip-flop Achievements

Experimental and mathematical characterization of the transcriptional flip-flop (information included in the registry) Identification of weaknesses Solutions proposed

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IMPROVED FLIP-FLOP

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Improved flip-flop

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Proteolysis

H.PRACTICES BB.CREATOR MINITN7 EPIGENETIC IMPROVED BASIC Proteolisis is controlled by the adaptor protein levels

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Proteolysis

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asRNA

RybB asRNA H.PRACTICES BB.CREATOR MINITN7 EPIGENETIC IMPROVED BASIC A double deletion E.coli strain obtained for the adaptor protein and the asRNA. Lambda red protocol (Datsenko & Wanner, 2000)

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Induction time to achieve stability

Induction time to achieve Stability

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Stability over time

1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Fluorescence/O.D. Time (minutes)

Basic Flip-Flop Temperature State Stability

5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Fluorescence/O.D. Time (minutes)

Improved Flip-Flop Temperature State Stability 42 ºC State IPTG State H.PRACTICES BB.CREATOR MINITN7 EPIGENETIC IMPROVED BASIC

Induction stop

IPTG >> 42º (10h stop induction)>> system evolution 17h time-course experiment Intermediary state Both states increase with time Two clearly defined states Desired state maintained

Induction stop

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Change speed

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110min

Merge

160min Time (minutes) Time (minutes)

Time (minutes)

Change speed decreased in 50 min (31%)

Fluorescence/O.D. Fluorescence/O.D. Fluorescence/O.D.

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Improved flip-flop Achievements

Design and construction of an improved flip-flop Characterization of the improved flip-flop (information included in the registry) Construction of two new E. coli strains by defined deletions 2 new parts submitted

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EPIGENETIC FLIP-FLOP

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Epigenetic flip-flop: how it works

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Docking modeling approach

Docking models for the TetR-Swi6 interaction The best three shape docking results are displayed in the top row, while the best shape+electrostatics docking results are shown in the row below. H.PRACTICES BB.CREATOR MINITN7 EPIGENETIC IMPROVED BASIC

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Epigenetic flip-flop: how it works

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Epigenetic flip-flop Achievements

Design of a novel epigenetic flip-flop Docking simulations performed to check the functionality

  • f the recombinant silencing proteins

Construction of the reporter and the compacting module Registration of the first 5 parts for the yeast Schizosaccaromyces pombe model organism in the Registry

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MINI-TN7 TOOL KIT

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Design and function of the miniTn7

Site-specific genome integration

Transposase action Flp Recombinase action

Antibiotic resistance removal

bacterial genome bacterial genome

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miniTn7: Effects of device copy number Single copy conformation to improve the tightening of regulatory circuits

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Tightening Safer

  • rganisms

Stability Industrial & environment applications Host-range MiniTn7 tool

Single copy insertion Horizontal transfer minimized Stable insertion at known neutral site Drug selection not required Suitable for multiple bacterial hosts

Plasmid Vectors

High copy number Potential for horizontal transfer Not fully stable Drug selection required Host-range restricted to

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enterics

Advantages of using miniTn7 for BioBrick genome integration

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Tn7 attachment site conservation

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miniTn7 Characterization

Hosts Delivery methods Transformation efficiency

(transformants /ug DNA)

Transposition efficiency

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Transposition frequency

(transposants/ vible cfu)

Site-specific insertions

(checked by PCR) Pseudomonas putida Mating NA NA 1 x 10-4 12/12 Electroporation 6 x 109 7 x 101 NA 10/12 Escherichia coli Heat-shock transformation 1 x 108 4 x 102 NA 11/12

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6/100 drug-resistance marker excised miniTn7 Characterization

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The tool kit

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miniTn7 & flip-flops

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A portable Tn7 attachment site

97/100 cfu got a miniTn7 inside its portable attTn7 after a transposition assay

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miniTn7 Tool Achievements

Demonstration of better tightening of regulatory circuits when the device copy number decreases Construction and characterization of a transposon-based tool for chromosome integration Study of Tn7 attachment site level of conservation, obtaining a consensus sequence New section in the Part’s Registry: Genome Integration Tool Kit 10 new plasmids submitted, including miniTn7-flip-flops A portable Tn7 transposon insertion site (submitted and characterized)

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BIOBRICK CREATOR

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How it works

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HUMAN PRACTICE

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Synthetic Biology in High Schools

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Sevilla’s Science Fair

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Tornillos y Genes blog

http://tornillosygenes.com

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Best Human Practice Advance, Europe

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CONCLUSIONS

Studying the existing basic flip flop and identifying its flaws. Development of an improved flip flop (proteolysis and asRNA controls). Experimental characterization of the improved flip flop, proving its advantages A new concept of flip-flop by chromatin remodelation: the epigenetic flip flop. miniTn7 tool: a BioBrick chromosome integration tool kit. A software tool: the BioBrick Creator. Human Practice: High Schools, Science Fairs, Synthetic Biology Blog.

31 new BioBricks and BioBrick compatible plasmids registered 13 physical DNA parts submitted 5 new parts characterized 1 preexisting part characterized

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Thank you!!