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... an innovative synthetic biome in which bacteria and eukaryotic cells need each other to survive! UNITS_Trieste iGEM 2011 Competition World Championship Jamboree November 5-7, 2011 MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA INTRODUCTION


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UNITS_Trieste

iGEM 2011 Competition World Championship Jamboree

... an innovative synthetic biome in which bacteria and eukaryotic cells need each other to survive!

November 5-7, 2011 MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

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« The Team: UNITS_Trieste »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

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« SYMBIOSIS »

“ the living together of unlike organisms “ (de Bary, 1879)

« The living together of unlike organisms »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

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« all for one – one for all »

« What is a consortium? »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

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1 2 3

« e.g. hormones and autoinducers » autoinducers

« What is a consortium? »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

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N-acyl-homoserine lactone Bioluminescence

Biofilm

Virulence

« Regulation of synthetic bacterial consortia » « Does QS work also with eukaryotes? »

Parasitism Infection Mutualism ?

« Quorum sensing (QS) »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

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« SynBiome »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

« SynBiome»

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

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« SynBiome »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

« SynBiome»

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

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« SynBiome »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

« SynBiome»

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

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Communication Rewards Mutualism

« SynBiome »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

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pKBC12 sensor Strain A pKBC12 sensor

pSB1K3

  • Pconst. LasI

mRFP

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pSB1K3

  • Pconst. LasI

mRFP

TIC intensity (CPS) Sample A Stds OC12 OC8

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0,0001ml 0,1 ml 0,01 ml 0,001ml Std. 0,1 uM 0,5 uL OC8

Equivalent culture volume

0,00001ml

Colony E Colony H CVO26 CVO26 Ctrl - Ctrl -

pSB1K3

β-gluco. PLasI GFP

  • Const. LasR

PromLasI TraI

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200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 0,01 ul 0,1 ul 1 ul 0,01 ml 0,1 ml

Miller Units

  • rganic extraction equivalent volume

OC8 HLA Quantification

500 1000 1500 0,01 0,1 0,5 1 10 50 Miller Units [nM OC8 HLA]

Calibration curve Culture equivalent volume

N-(3-oxo-octanoyl)-homoserine lactone

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CVO26 CVO26 Strain A Ctrl - Strain A Strain B

LB Agar

CVO26

Strain B

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3OC 8 3OC 12 Sample A 46 Stds Culture media TIC intensity (CPS)

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« Our BEST BioBrick »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS BBa_K553023 BBa_K553020 BBa_K553021

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CELLOBIOSE GLUCOSE

« Rewards: ß-glucosidase »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

0,02 0,04 0,06 0,08 0,1 0,12 0,14 0,16 0,18 0,2

const. beta-gluco. 3OC12 ind beta-gluco. ctrl -

OD630

Const. β-gluco OC12 ind β-gluco Ctrl-

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« Rewards: ß-lactamase »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

TraBox CMVmin Sol β-Lactamase EGFP IRES pIRES – EGFP TraBox – sBla – IRES – EGFP + OC8 TraBox – sBla – IRES – EGFP

Ampicillin β -lactamase

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Secreted Fraction Cellular Fraction

64 Kd

  • Const. Expressed
  • Ind. OXO C8

Not Induced 21 Kd α-Tub sBLA 64 Kd 21 Kd α-Tub sBLA

  • Const. Expressed
  • Ind. OXO C8

Not Induced

β -lactamase

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  • OC8

+ OC8 β -lactamase

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INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

« SynBiome »

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INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

« Does it work? »

  • The INTRA-kingdom communication
  • The INTER-kingdom communication
  • The rewards: sBLA and Glucose
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INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

«Libraries and complex molecules screening»

« Potential applications »

S T R E S S S T R E S S S T R E S S

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Design and give a POC of our system

«The foundations»

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

Approach the synthetic biology field

Have fun and full enjoy this experience

Looking for ideas

Reading papers

Making brainstorming

Do the best for the best results

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« Beyond the lab »

Collaborations INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS

Researchers Night Science Cafè Wiki theme Standardize the standard

Human Practices

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« SYNBIOME @ Miami »

INTRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS CONCLUSIONS “I am pleased to tell you

That our abstract has been accepted

at the 4th ASM Conference on Cell-Cell Communication in Bacteria.”

November 6-9, 2011 Hyatt Regency Miami, Miami, Florida

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... an innovative synthetic biome in which bacteria and eukaryotic cells need each other to survive!

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