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Synthetic Biology A Brief Survey http newsmitedu topicsyntheticbiology What is Synthetic Biology Synthetic biology is programming biological matter Schwille P Science 333 12524 2011 ID: 791010

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Isaac Larkin 01/11/2016

Synthetic Biology:

A Brief Survey

http://

news.mit.edu

/topic/synthetic-biology

Slide2

What is Synthetic Biology?

Synthetic biology is programming biological matter.

Schwille, P. Science 333, 1252–4 (2011).

Slide3

The Synthetic Biology Stack

DNA Sequencing and Synthesis

DNA AssemblyDNA Insertion/Genome ManipulationBiomolecule “Part” Characterization and DesignBiomolecular Circuit/“Device” Characterization and Design

Level of

Abstraction

Slide4

Falling Cost of DNA Sequencing and Synthesis Facilitates Synthetic Biology

synthesis.cc

/2014/02/time-for-new-cost-curves-2014.htmlIDT oligo synthesis (iBuy):15-60 bp for $0.01-$0.03 /base/nmole

Slide5

Falling Cost of DNA Sequencing and Synthesis Facilitates Synthetic Biology

Elizabeth

Segran, Fast Company, 2015 (goo.gl/l4JGnP)http://www.incubizz.de/index.php/twist-bioscienceTwist’s Price: 10¢ / base

Slide6

Advances in DNA Assembly Enable Whole Genome Synthesis

Holt, R. A.Nat. Biotechnol. 26, 296–7 (2008).

Assembly strategy for synthetic genomes

Slide7

Advances in DNA Assembly Enable Whole Genome Synthesis

neb.com

/products/synbio.tsl.ac.uk/gibson-assembly/Gibson AssemblyUp to 10fragmentsat onceOne pot,50ºC,15-60 min

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Advances in DNA Assembly Enable Whole Genome Synthesis

j

cvi.org, 2010Mycoplasma laboratorium

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Advances in DNA Assembly Enable Whole Genome Synthesis

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yntheticyeast.orgSynthetic Yeast Project

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Advances in DNA Assembly Enable Whole Genome Synthesis

Science 344, 55–8 (2014).

Synthetic Yeast Project

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Genome Manipulation Leads to Rewriting the Genetic Code

Wang, H. H. et al. Nature 460, 894–8 (2009).

MAGE enables rapid, introduction of ~10 simultaneous mutations in E. coliMAGE:Multiplex AutomatedGenome Engineeringin E. coli

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Genome Manipulation Leads to Rewriting the Genetic Code

Ma, N. J., Moonan, D. W. &

Isaacs, F. J. Nat. Protoc. 9, 2285–300 (2014)Only 314 UAGin the wholeE. coli genome!

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Genome Manipulation Leads to Rewriting the Genetic Code

Ma, N. J., Moonan, D. W. &

Isaacs, F. J. Nat. Protoc. 9, 2285–300 (2014)CAGE enables genome-wide UAGUAA codon reassignment(Science 2013)

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Genome Manipulation Leads to Rewriting the Genetic Code

Lajoie, M. J. et al. Science 342, 357–60 (2013

)Genomically Recoded Organisms (GROs) enable efficient NSAA incorporation

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Genome Manipulation Leads to Rewriting the Genetic Code

Azides

Alkynes

Fluorophores

Photo-

Crosslinker

Quast

, R. B. et al. FEBS Lett. 589, 1703–12 (2015)

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Prediction and Programming of Biomolecule Structure is Improving

Predicted Structure

Crystal StructureMarks, D. S., Hopf, T. A. & Sander, C. Nat. Biotechnol. 30, 1072–80 (2012)

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Prediction and Programming of Biomolecule Structure is Improving

King, N. P. et al. Nature 510, 103–8 (2014

)Baker Lab designs 2-component, tetrahedral protein nanoparticles

Slide18

Prediction and Programming of Protein Structure is Improving

King, N. P. et al. Nature 510, 103–8 (2014

)Baker Lab designs 2-component, tetrahedral protein nanoparticles

Slide19

Design of Biomolecule Function Produces Novel “Parts” for Synthetic Biologists

http://2011.igem.org/Team:DTU-Denmark

/Project_improving_araBADDNA promoter libraries enable tuning of maximum expression

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Design of Biomolecule Function Produces Novel “Parts” for Synthetic Biologists

Spinach:

An RNA mimic of GFPPaige, J. S., Wu, K. Y. & Jaffrey, S. R. Science 333, 642–6 (2011).

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Design of Biomolecule Function Produces Novel “Parts” for Synthetic Biologists

Paige

, J. S., Wu, K. Y. & Jaffrey, S. R. Science 333, 642–6 (2011).

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Design of Biomolecule Function Produces Novel “Parts” for Synthetic Biologists

Enzyme engineering: still really hard, but not impossible

Engineered formolase (FLS): -Incorporates formaldehyde into central metabolism-Potentially, a new CO2 fixation routeSiegel, J. B. et al. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 112, 3704–9 (2015).

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From Parts to Complex Devices: Design of Genetic Circuits

1. Cameron, D. E.,

Bashor, C. J. & Collins, J. J. Nat. Rev. Microbiol. 12, 381–90 (2014).Origin of the field!

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From Parts to Complex Devices: Design of Genetic Circuits

1. Cameron, D. E.,

Bashor, C. J. & Collins, J. J. Nat. Rev. Microbiol. 12, 381–90 (2014).Origin of the field!

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From Parts to Complex Devices: Design of Genetic Circuits

1.

Elowitz, M. B. & Leibler, S. Nature 403, 335–8 (2000).Circuit fidelity has improved

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From Parts to Complex Devices: Design of Genetic Circuits

1. Danino, T. et al.

Nature 463, 326–30 (2010).Circuit fidelity has improved

Slide27

Therapeutic Genetic Circuits

Cellular system to sense and repress psoriasis in mice

1. Schukur, L. et al. Sci. Transl. Med. 7, 318ra201–318ra201 (2015).

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Programming Metabolic Circuits to Make Useful Small Molecules

1

st triumph:Artemisinic AcidProductionPaddon, C. J. et al. Nature 496, 528–32 (2013).

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Programming Metabolic Circuits to Make Useful Small Molecules

1

st triumph:Artemisinic AcidProductionPaddon, C. J. et al. Nature 496, 528–32 (2013).At an economically viable scale! (After 7 years of optimizing).~700-fold betterthan first strain’s yield!

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Programming Metabolic Circuits to Make Useful Small Molecules

Complete Opiate

Biosynthesis in Yeast(Currently tinyyields)1. Galanie, S. et al. Science (80-. ). 349, 1095–1100 (2015).

Slide31

The Synthetic Biology Stack

DNA Sequencing and Synthesis

DNA AssemblyDNA Insertion/Genome ManipulationBiomolecule “Part” Characterization and DesignBiomolecular Circuit/“Device” Characterization and Design

Level of

Abstraction

Slide32

Thanks!

1. http://

www.tsienlab.ucsd.edu/HTML/Images/IMAGE%20-%20PLATE%20-%20Beach.jpgSarahJoeWestonMike JewettThe NU Synthetic Biology Center