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  1. Stalled antibiotics development • ”A solved problem” • No new classes of antibiotics for 30 years

  2. Stalled antibiotics development • ”A solved problem” • No new classes of antibiotics for 30 years Walsh & Fischbach (2009) Sci. Amer.

  3. Stalled antibiotics development • ”A solved problem” • No new classes of antibiotics for 30 years Accelerating resistance development • 25 000 deaths yearly in EU alone • € 1,5 billion • We might soon be facing a post-antibiotic era ECDC/EMEA (2009) The bacterial challenge: time to react

  4. macrolides beta-lactams erythromycin pencillin, ampicillin, cefotaxime aminoglycosides sulfonamides ”sulfa” kanamycin, streptomycin trimethoprim tetracyclines disinfectants arsenic silver copper Adapted from Sandegren et al. (2012) J. Antimicrob. Chemother.

  5. Our target AAC(6’) Kan R Adapted from Sandegren et al. (2012) J. Antimicrob. Chemother.

  6. An antibiotics adjuvant 100 96 90 MIC Kanamycin (µg/ml) 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 8 10 0 Control sRNA

  7. Small RNA regulation

  8. Small RNA regulation

  9. Randomizing a sRNA library Sharma, V, et al. (2011) ACS Synth. Biol.

  10. Randomization of a sRNA library

  11. Randomization of a sRNA library

  12. Screening system Engineered sRNA library Reporter vector

  13. Screening system Engineered sRNA library Reporter vector

  14. Screening system Engineered sRNA library Reporter vector

  15. Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorter

  16. Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorter

  17. Small RNA screening

  18. Why downregulation of fluorescence? • Interaction with coding region of SYFP2 SD • Interaction with truncated resistance mRNA SD

  19. Modelling sRNA-mRNA Interactions 1 2 3 Sequencing Modelling Predictions IntaRNA

  20. Predicted binding sites SD

  21. Predicted binding sites SD

  22. Predicted binding sites SD

  23. Clinical plasmid experiment ESBL plasmid sRNA E.coli – MG1655 /pUUH239.2

  24. Results Downregulation of kanamycin resistance by >90% 100 96 80 MIC Kanamycin (µg/ml) 60 40 19 20 12 8 0 Control UU17 UU37 UU55 (Native sRNA) Engineered sRNA clones

  25. Interaction Modeling SD 78 % downregulation Shine-Dalgarno Start Codon Binding region (predicted)

  26. Interaction Modeling SD 58 % downregulation Shine-Dalgarno Start Codon Binding region (predicted)

  27. Interaction Modeling SD 82 % downregulation Shine-Dalgarno Start Codon Binding region (predicted)

  28. Interaction Modeling SD 83 % downregulation Shine-Dalgarno Start Codon Binding region (predicted)

  29. Interaction Modeling SD UUconstr. 50 % downregulation Shine-Dalgarno Start Codon Binding region (predicted)

  30. RBS

  31. RBS UUconstr.

  32. Common Characteristics? Consistent hairpin formation in binding domain

  33. Thermodynamic Hypothesis Adapted from Guillermo et. al., (2012), PNAS

  34. Under development • TALENs – Transcription Activator-Like Effector Nucleases

  35. Under development • TALENs • Targeting gene networks

  36. MarR superrepressor 2.5 • Multi Resistance MIC Ciprofloxacin (µg/ml) 2.0 2.0 Operon • Non-releasing 1.5 MarR mutant 1.0 (G95S) 0.44 0.5 0.0 Control MarR Mutation as reported in Sulavik et al (1995) Mol. Med.

  37. Delivery systems • Conjugative plasmid • Engineered phage Lu & Collins (2009) PNAS

  38. Human practice • Blog

  39. Human practice • Blog • Scandinavian iGEM weekend

  40. Favorite parts • Low copy backbones – Missing from the registry – Low copy backbones pSB4X 15 – Flp recombinase sites pSB4X15 (FRT) – lacIq repression pSB4X15 Iq – Thermosensitive pSB 8 X15

  41. Favorite parts • Low copy backbones – Missing from the registry – Low copy backbones pSB4X 15 – Flp recombinase sites pSB4X15 (FRT) – lacIq repression pSB4X15 Iq – Thermosensitive pSB 8 X15

  42. Favorite parts • Low copy backbones • aeBlue reporter protein Sea anemone Actinia equina

  43. Favorite parts • Low copy backbones • aeBlue reporter protein • Modular sRNA screening system – J23101-spot42 – RFP-linker-SYFP2

  44. Favorite parts • Low copy backbones • aeBlue reporter protein • Modular sRNA screening system – J23101-spot42 – RFP-linker-SYFP2

  45. The team Supervisors Donor

  46. Resistance to our system? T o minimize the risk of resistance development to our system, we propose to • Combine two sRNA with different binding to the mRNA • Target on transcriptional and translational level – sRNA+super-repressor

  47. Resistance to our system? • Faster to develop sRNA than new antibiotics

  48. RFP expression by backbone Grown overnight, IPTG (0,5 mM), Cm (12 µg/ml), triplicates (-IPTG) or quadruplicates(+IPTG).

  49. Plasmid yield and color development From fluorescence +IPTG experiment.

  50. IPTG induction of pSB4C15Iq Grown overnight, IPTG (0,5 mM), Cm (12 µg/ml)

  51. Plasmid loss at 42° C

  52. E-test Spot42 control sRNA UU37

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