Team:EPF-Lausanne/Notebook/June2011

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Images: Green fluorescence comes from TetR (labeled Lysines) and red fluorescence comes from DNA (cy-5 labeled). We can clearly see that the protein amount seems to be the same, whereas the DNA fluorescence is decreased.
Images: Green fluorescence comes from TetR (labeled Lysines) and red fluorescence comes from DNA (cy-5 labeled). We can clearly see that the protein amount seems to be the same, whereas the DNA fluorescence is decreased.
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[[File:EPFL_27-06-tetR_negctrl_A488.jpg|350px|TetR fluorescence during random DNA experiment]]
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[[File:EPFL_27-06-tetR_negctrl_A488.jpg|300px|TetR fluorescence during random DNA experiment]]
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[[File:EPFL_27-06-tetR_negctrl_cy5.jpg|350px|DNA fluorescence during random DNA experiment]]
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[[File:EPFL_27-06-tetR_negctrl_cy5.jpg|300px|DNA fluorescence during random DNA experiment]]
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[[File:EPFL_27-06-tetR_tetO1_A488.jpg|350px|TetR fluorescence during target DNA experiment]]
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[[File:EPFL_27-06-tetR_tetO1_A488.jpg|300px|TetR fluorescence during target DNA experiment]]
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[[File:EPFL_27-06-tetR_tetO1_cy5.jpg|350px|DNA fluorescence during target DNA experiment]]
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[[File:EPFL_27-06-tetR_tetO1_cy5.jpg|300px|DNA fluorescence during target DNA experiment]]
Perhaps the ITT doesn't yield a functional TetR, or we didn't have the optimal concentration of binding DNA (too much nonspecific interactions?). We'll definitely continue the MITOMI practise to find out.
Perhaps the ITT doesn't yield a functional TetR, or we didn't have the optimal concentration of binding DNA (too much nonspecific interactions?). We'll definitely continue the MITOMI practise to find out.
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