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High Priority = more people
 
High Priority = more people
  
# eCDM8 working to make theophylline with biosensor and fitness modules (Tet^R) to report out. <br>
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* eCDM8 working to make theophylline with biosensor and fitness modules (Tet^R) to report out. <br>
 
Which plasmid carries which device?<br>
 
Which plasmid carries which device?<br>
# Determine the junction sequences and associated primers<br>
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* Determine the junction sequences and associated primers<br>
 
(use existing rules)<br>
 
(use existing rules)<br>
 
build scaffold <br>
 
build scaffold <br>
 
test JGG design<br>
 
test JGG design<br>
# Stress module needs more work (see eCDM8 outputs)<br>
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* Stress module needs more work (see eCDM8 outputs)<br>
# test fitness module with adhE
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* test fitness module with adhE
 
compare with tetA<br>
 
compare with tetA<br>
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fine tune tetA resistance<br>
 
combine with tetA<br>
 
combine with tetA<br>
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* Copy number of plasmids <br>
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Can we alter Ori to produce a range of plasmid densities in ''E. coli''? <br>
  
 
Lower Priority = one person
 
Lower Priority = one person

Revision as of 14:01, 30 May 2013

Google Hangout 11 am Wednesday (10 Central)

Biology

Topics to Investigate

High Priority = more people

  • eCDM8 working to make theophylline with biosensor and fitness modules (Tet^R) to report out.

Which plasmid carries which device?

  • Determine the junction sequences and associated primers

(use existing rules)
build scaffold
test JGG design

  • Stress module needs more work (see eCDM8 outputs)
  • test fitness module with adhE

compare with tetA
fine tune tetA resistance
combine with tetA

  • Copy number of plasmids

Can we alter Ori to produce a range of plasmid densities in E. coli?

Lower Priority = one person


Mathematics