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Andrew Yang Jonathan Babb Ron Weiss 9232011 Null versus 1 Systems Circuits 16 NOTE Not depicted is a stretch of DNA following the promoters and preceding the genes called the RBS The RBS is tunable thus controlling the strength of gene expression Please account for this possibi ID: 374618

sensor quorum 30c12hsl lasr quorum sensor lasr 30c12hsl lasi circuit toggle propagator region iptg mcherry plac laci switch pci

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Slide1

MURI Pattern Detection Circuits

Andrew Yang, Jonathan Babb, Ron Weiss

9/23/2011Slide2

Null versus 1 Systems (Circuits #1-6)

NOTE: Not depicted is a stretch of DNA following the promoters and preceding the genes called the ‘RBS’. The RBS is tunable, thus controlling the strength of gene expression. Please account for this possibility.

Null

Null

“1”

Circuit operation

: Initial state of

toggle set

for CI

production

with IPTG. Later, UV induces state change for a region by cleaving CI. If the region is large enough

to achieve an engineering quorum, the quorum is amplified to the entire region and reported by a blue fluorescent protein.

Goal: Digital behavior. Circle sizes will

be smaller or larger than aforbidden band.

UV Toggle 3OC12HSL Quorum Sensor

3OC12HSL Propagator State “1” = 30C12HSLSlide3

CI

pLasORI

LasI

LasR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

30C12HSL

IPTG

pLas

LasI

LasR

G

FP

30C12HSL

Quorum Sensor

Propagator

Toggle Switch

Quorum sensor activated only in UV exposed region.

Las System

Circuit #1Slide4

Circuit #2: External atc

->

LasR

atc

CI

pLasORI

LasI

LasR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

30C12HSL

IPTG

pLas

LasI

LasR

G

FP

30C12HSL

Quorum Sensor

Propagator

Toggle Switch

Quorum sensor activated only in UV exposed region.

ptet

TetR

pLacIqSlide5

Circuit #3: atc

->

LasI

Activator

CI

pLasORI

LasI

LasR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

30C12HSL

IPTG

pActivator

LasI

LasR

G

FP

30C12HSL

Quorum Sensor

Propagator

Toggle Switch

Quorum sensor activated only in UV exposed region.

ptet

TetR

pLacIq

pLas

Activator

atcSlide6

Circuit #4:

Const.

Lactonase

atc

->LasR

CI

pLasORI

LasI

LasR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

30C12HSL

IPTG

pLas

LasI

G

FP

30C12HSL

Quorum Sensor

Propagator

Toggle Switch

Quorum sensor activated only in UV exposed region.

LasR

ptet

TetR

pLacIq

AiiA

pConstitutive

atcSlide7

Circuit #4A: Const.

Lactonase

No

atc

CI

pLasORI

LasI

LasR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

30C12HSL

IPTG

pLas

LasI

G

FP

30C12HSL

Quorum Sensor

Propagator

Toggle Switch

Quorum sensor activated only in UV exposed region.

LasR

pLacIq

AiiASlide8

Circuit #5:

atc

->

Lactonase

Positive Feedback LasI

CI

pLasORI

LasI

LasR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

30C12HSL

IPTG

pLas

Las

R

G

FP

30C12HSL

Quorum Sensor

Propagator

Toggle Switch

Quorum sensor activated only in UV exposed region.

Las

I

ptet

TetR

pLacIq

AiiA

atcSlide9

Circuit #6:

atc

->Inducible

Lactonase

Positive Feedback LasI

CI

pLasORI

LasI

LasR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

30C12HSL

IPTG

pLas

Las

R

G

FP

30C12HSL

Quorum Sensor

Propagator

Toggle Switch

Quorum sensor activated only in UV exposed region.

Las

I

pLas

/

tetO

TetR

pLacIq

AiiA

atcSlide10

Null

Null

“1”

“2”

Null versus 1 versus 2 Systems (Circuit #7)

NOTE: As before, not depicted is a stretch of DNA following the promoters and preceding the genes called the ‘RBS’. The RBS is tunable, thus controlling the strength of gene expression. Please account for this possibility.

Key:

LasR

has low sensitivity and only detects large circles (2) while

RhiR

system has high sensitivity for small circles (1).

TetR

represses small circles if when large are also present.

Operations: now we have two separate quorum sensing systems tuned to different sensitivities. To detect large circles,

LasR

will amplify with a low sensitivity. In the case where there is no large circle, a more sensitive

RhiR system will detect and amplify a smaller circle. Forbidden bands in between each range are not unused by the digital input.

UV Toggle 3OC12HSL Quorum Sensor

3OC12HSL Propagator C4HSL Quorum Sensor

C4HSL Propagator State “1” = C4 ^ C12 State “2” = C12 Null = NOR(C4,C12)Slide11

Circuit #7: Null versus 1 versus 2 system

CI

pLasORI

LasI

LasR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

30C12HSL

IPTG

pLas

LasI

LasR

B

FP

30C12HSL

Quorum Sensors

Propagator

Toggle Switch

pRhiORI

RhiI

RhiR

mCherry

C4HSL

pRhi

RhiI

RhiR

G

FP

C4HSLSlide12

Appendix

Following are circuit #1 with the

Rhil

and Lux systems. The same changes in promoters, inducers, and repressors can be applied to circuits #2-6.Slide13

Rhil

System

CI

pRhiORI

RhiI

RhiR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

C4HSL

IPTG

pRhi

RhiI

RhiR

G

FP

C4HSL

Quorum Sensor

Propagator

Toggle Switch

Quorum sensor activated only in UV exposed region.

Circuit #1Slide14

CI

pLuxORI

LuxI

LuxR

mCherry

LacI

pLac

pCI

UV

C6HSL

IPTG

pLux

LuxI

LuxR

G

FP

C6HSL

Quorum Sensor

Propagator

Toggle Switch

Quorum sensor activated only in UV exposed region.

Lux System

Circuit #1