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Revision as of 18:37, 30 August 2011
And then E.coli said, "Let there be light!" |
Proteorhodopsin, The Savior
Proteorhodopsin belongs to the class of Bacterial rhodopsin, membrane proteins which are photon driven proton pumps. And its potential application ranges from increased metabolic activity to usage as a solar cell. After weeks of literature survey and brainstorming we came up with the following novel applications of Proteorhodopsin in Synthetic Biology.
- Light based Screening for Transformants (Light Saber)
- Enhancing Recombinant Protein synthesis (Super active Bacteria)
- Improving Hyularonic Acid Production (E.plasti)
- Increase in Biofuel production (Butanol biosynthesis)
- Light-switch life form (Photographic film)
Watch this space for more updates…