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Revision as of 22:46, 17 October 2018
Part Collection
Semantic Containment System
These parts collectively provide proof of concept for a semantic containment system that can prevent a horizontally transferred gene being read and expressed by any environmental cell that has picked it up. Our probability modelling predicts that a gene that has 5 and 10 amber STOP codons substituted into the coding sequence will only be expressed 1 in every 1010 and 1 in every 1018 translation attempts.
| Part number | Type | Description | Supporting information | Part length (bp) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BBa_K2725012 | Basic | KanR 5* | P1003 kanamycin resistance with 5 amber stop codons | 967 |
| BBa_K2725013 | Basic | KanR 10* | P1003 kanamycin resistance with 10 amber stop codons | 967 |
| BBa_K2725016 | Basic | J23108 - SupD | Serine amber suppressor tRNA gene under J23108 Anderson promoter | 224 |
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