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==Carsten Blom== | ==Carsten Blom== | ||
===Week 22=== | ===Week 22=== | ||
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Carsten Blom
Week 22
This week was mainly research into the final systems we will use for localization and internal activation of Mfp-5. Building on the work of iGEM team Denmark 2010 we will use transmembrane Tar-receptors to form fusion proteins with Mfp-5 resulting in polar clusters of adhesiveness. Internal Tyrosine activation may be achieved easily within the cytoplasm, but periplasm would require use of the same Sec transporter as Mfp-5, possibly fused to TonB for inner membrane integration.
Also a modeling plan was set up, consisting of several parallel parts mainly aimed towards determining the thresholds of required binding strength, and the major factors affecting those thresholds.
Week 21
This week all literature had to be available on friday concerning localization of Mfp-5. The focus soon fixed to use of the polar clusters affecting the signaling pathway for flagellae. The transmembrane receptors may be a nice target. The sequence for cloning the BH4 pathway genes was constructed and reviewed by several advisors.
