Team:Gaston Day School/Parts

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PyeaR is a nitrate responsive promoter driving a red fluorescent protein reporter. It is made up of a PyeaR promoter that is responsive to nitrates (BBa_K216005), a ribosome binding site (BBa_B0030), a sequence to create red fluorescent protein (BBa_E1010), and the stop codon (BBa_B1006). The RBS, coding region, and stop codon are already combined in BBa_    .  In the presence of nitrates, BBa_K216005 will allow production of the RFP mRNA.  
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PyeaR is a nitrate responsive promoter driving a red fluorescent protein reporter. It is made up of a PyeaR promoter that is responsive to nitrates (BBa_K216005), a ribosome binding site (BBa_B0030), a sequence to create red fluorescent protein (BBa_E1010), and the stop codon (BBa_B1006). The RBS, coding region, and stop codon are already combined in BBa_K081014.  In the presence of nitrates, BBa_K216005 will allow production of the RFP mRNA.  
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PyeaR is a nitrate responsive promoter driving a red fluorescent protein reporter. It is made up of a PyeaR promoter that is responsive to nitrates (BBa_K216005), a ribosome binding site (BBa_B0030), a sequence to create red fluorescent protein (BBa_E1010), and the stop codon (BBa_B1006). The RBS, coding region, and stop codon are already combined in BBa_K081014. In the presence of nitrates, BBa_K216005 will allow production of the RFP mRNA.

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