Cling-E. coli : Bacteria on target

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Cling-E. coli : Bacteria on target Harvard iGEM 2007 Ellenor Brown Stephanie Lo Alex Pickett Sammy Sambu Kevin Shee Perry Tsai Shaunak Vankudre George Xu

The motivation To develop a system for directing bacteria to a target of interest and effecting downstream activity Bacterial targeting is necessary for spatially-specific activity in the body or in nature Post-targeting activity and transmembrane signalling are the next step in engineering genetic circuits that interface extracellular and intracellular environments

The vision: Bacterial targeting via membrane display

The vision: Inter-cellular activation via Lux quorum-sensing

The vision: Intra-cellular activation via Fec signal transduction