Team:Lyon-INSA-ENS/Realisation/ExperimentalSchedule

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Experimental Schedule

The goal of the "Cobalt buster" project is to construct a bacterial strain which will be able to produce adherence structures (curlis) when cobalt is encountered in the liquid medium.

To make it possible we chose two strategies :

The first one is the construction of a part containing the OmpR234 curli regulator under the control of the cobalt inducible rcnA gene promotor.

The second one is the construction of a part containing the entire curli operon (csgBAEFG genes)under the control of the cobalt inducible rcnA gene promotor.

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+<li style="margin-left:10%"> The first one is the construction of a part containing the OmpR234 curli regulator under the control of the cobalt inducible rcnA gene promotor.</li>
+<li style="margin-left:10%"> The second one is the construction of a part containing the entire curli operon (csgBAEFG genes)under the control of the cobalt inducible rcnA gene promotor. </li>
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-In this context we considered Researcher safety and, as we are aware that this project combines two technologies that scare a significant proportion of the population (GMO and nuclear power plant), we paid particular attention in defining the potential risks for the Public and the Environnemt. <br/>
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-<B style="line-height : 1.5em";>To prepare safety issues we organised a public debate called   <a href="https://2011.igem.org/Team:Lyon-INSA-ENS/Communication/Conferences">
-         “ Nuclear technology and Genetically Modified Organisms : Can scientists keep control? ”</a>.</B>
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