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Revision as of 03:50, 28 June 2018
Description
Our engineered E.coli will be able to express nicA2, pnao, sapd, and SpmABC to have nicotine transform to HSP, which is a useful chemical. In order to make our project more interesting and easier to use, we design a nicotine biosensor which contain a transcriptional repressor hdnoR and a hardware used bacterial cellulose, which can absorb nicotine and PAHs. We believe that our project will make nicotine in Tobacco Product Waste and Second Hand Smoke profitable!
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