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Spatially encoding temporal information: using diffusional escape of periplasmic reporter proteins as a clock. Faige Seligman, Juliet Meir, Raphael Huntley Prof. Michael Machczynski, Prof. Neer Asherie Yeshiva University Our lab Media 2 3


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Our lab

Yeshiva University

Spatially encoding temporal information: using diffusional escape of periplasmic reporter proteins as a clock.

Faige Seligman, Juliet Meir, Raphael Huntley

  • Prof. Michael Machczynski, Prof. Neer Asherie
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1 2 3 1 2 3

Cytoplasm Periplasm Media

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The Set-up:

cytoplasm periplasm

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TAT and Sec Pathways

Unfolded While In Cytoplasm

TAT

More Hydrophobic Basic Carboxyl-terminus Twin Arginine Dipeptide in Amino-terminus Already Folded In Cytoplasm Shorter Leader Sequence Neutral Carboxyl-terminus Less Hydrophobic Temperature Independent Temperature Dependent

Sec

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Periplasmic Leader Sequences

Name GFP-SsrA FACS mean fluorescence (WT) PhoA Activity Export Pathway YcbK 82 3 TAT YahJ 100 3 TAT+Sec YcdB (Y) 123 6 TAT+Sec AmiC (A) 36 18 TAT+Sec MdoG (M) 15 165 TAT+Sec FhuD (F) 6 256 TAT+Sec

Danielle Tullman-Ercek et al., J Biol Chem. 282, 8309-8316 (2007).

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Standard Suffix Standard Prefix (Short)

Leader Sequence TAC TAG TAG CGG CCG CTG CAG GAA GAA AC T

5’ 3’

GTT TCT TCG AAT TCG CGG CCG CTT CTAG ATG TTA CTA GAG

BioBrick Scar:

LEU LEU GLU …CCG CTT CTAGAG

Prefix of Next Adjoining Part 3’ 5’

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Building Leader Sequence BioBricks

http://www.neb.com/nebecomm/products/productE0546.asp .1 .2 .3 .5 kbp

LS PCR Products

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Final Construct:

Gene of Final Construct is Expressed LS/Protein Travels to Membrane LS is Removed and Protein is Exported Through TAT or Sec

RBS: BioBrick BBa_B0030. Promoter: BioBrick BBa_I712074

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Our Genes of Interest and Results

.1 .2 .3 .5 kbp 1.0 10.0

  • Visible To The

Human Eye

  • History Of

Success

  • BioBrick

BBa_E1010

RFP

  • Very Likely To

Be Successful

  • Utilized In Our

Lab

Cytoslac

  • Incorrect

Weight

  • Failed To

Express

  • Failed To

Express RFP PCR Product

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Braun’s lipoprotein Periplasmic space

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Gram_negative_cell_wall.svg

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gene

Cam

3’ 3’

Cam

Red/ET system: γ, α (exo) & β

exonuclease Redγ gene: Inhibit RecBCD Redβ gene: Annealing protein

Cam

3’ 3’

Cam

3’ 3’

Redα gene: 5 ’ 3’ exonuclease

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SDS/PAGE

2hr 12hr

Red/ET (Amp) Arabinose 2hr 4hr 6hr 8hr Competent cells

Amp/Cam Resistant Cam Resistant

Transformation

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2 hr 8hr 1.0Kb gene

Cam

0.5Kb 1,000 base pairs 1,300 base pairs 1.3Kb

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Petri Dish Reporter Time: 0 hours Time: x hours Time: x + y hours

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Dry Run: To monitor diffusion of dyes. Test
for
the

 choice
of
dye


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Procedure of Diffusion Analysis

Full
picture
of
agar
plate
with
dye



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4
hours
 2
hours
 Variables
Tested:
 ‐Thickness:
1x
and
2x

 agar
plates.


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10 20 30 40 50 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2

4 Hours 2 Hours

Position (cm)

Intensity

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Modeling the Data Diffusion Equation (1D): Solution:

Intensity
(arb.)


2 hours

Position (cm)

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10 20 30 40 50 0.5 1 1.5

Fit Data

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Experimental Diffusion Coefficients

Dyes and Proteins D
(10−6
cm2/s)
 Number of Strips Methyl Red 5±1 7 Cytochrome c 3±1 6

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Cytoplasm Periplasm Media

Summary (part 1)

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Summary (part 2)

Step of project Goal Achievement 1 To export proteins Leader Sequence BioBricks 2 Delete Lpp gene PCR product 3 Develop method of diffusion analysis 1D Diffusion

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Acknowledgements

We would like to thank:

  • Prof. Michael Machczynski

(left) and Prof. Neer Asherie (right) for their help, dedication, and support.

  • iGEM for the experience and tools.
  • Dr. Henry Kressel and YU for their

financial support