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1 “Engineering modular and orthogonal genetic logic gates for robust digital-like synthetic biology” Baojun Wang, Richard I Kitney, Nicolas Joly & Martin Buck Jamal Elkhader & Queenie Chan 22 February 2012

2 Background AND gate:

3 Background NAND gate:

4 Background Terms: o Digital system: on/off o Forward engineering: classifying/evaluating components before choosing the parts to build the system o Modular: can change inputs and outputs and logic gate will still work o Orthogonal: no cross-talk

5 Project Overview Purpose: to engineer a digital-like system using modular and orthogonal parts via forward engineering I.Classification II.Design AND gate III.Test Modularity IV.repeat II and III for NAND gate V.Compatibility

6 Classification: Forward Engineering 3 different promoters: P lac, P BAD, P lux 3 test conditions: 1.promoters' responses, varying chassis (E. coli MC4100, E. coli MC1061) IPTG --> lac Arabinose --> BAD AHL --> lux Classification Design AND gate Test Modularity NAND gateCompatibility

7 Classification: Forward Engineering 3 different promoters: P lac, P BAD, P lux 3 test conditions: 1.promoters' responses, varying chassis (E. coli MC4100, E. coli MC1061) 2.promoters + RBSs responses with varying RBS's IPTG --> lac Arabinose --> BAD AHL --> lux Classification Design AND gate Test Modularity NAND gateCompatibility

8 Classification: Forward Engineering 3 different promoters: P lac, P BAD, P lux 3 test conditions: 1.promoters' responses, varying chassis (E. coli MC4100, E. coli MC1061) 2.promoters + RBSs responses with varying RBS's 3.Promoters + RBS's responses with varying temperatures IPTG --> lac Arabinose --> BAD AHL --> lux Classification Design AND gate Test Modularity NAND gateCompatibility

9 Circuit Design: AND Gates Gate 1 Gate 2 Testing for Modularity Classification Design AND gate Test Modularity NAND gateCompatibility

10 Gate 2 30ºC 37ºC

11 NAND gates: Design & Modularity Test Gate 3 Gate 4 Classification Design AND gate Test Modularity NAND gateCompatibility

12 Gate 3Gate 4 Predicted Results

13 NAND gate FACS data Both inputs added --> off Classification Design AND gate Test Modularity NAND gateCompatibility

14 Compatibility of AND gate with chassis Top: Gate 1 (P lac + P BAD ) Bottom: Gate 2 (P lux + P BAD ) Compatibility ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ Classification Design AND gate Test Modularity NAND gateCompatibility

15 Conclusions AND and NAND gates are modular Sigmoidal response property allows system to be robust (minimal background noise) Forward engineering and engineering-by- parts works! Crosstalk can be avoided by picking promoters that are not native to chassis

16 Significance Modular: Can use other inputs and outputs and AND / NAND gate will still work Parts-based engineering approach Control: New genetic logic devices can be engineered predictably to generate desired behaviours in response to specific extra- or intra- cellular signalling inputs Improves sensing specificity and accuracy of biological control

17 Supplementary Slides P lac P BAD P lux


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