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Revision as of 09:31, 17 October 2018

Background Design Experiments Results
Overview Modeling 101 Light Operon Turing Patterns CRISPR-Cas13a
Human Practices Public Engagement
Team Members Collaborations Attributions

Design

Kill Switch for Engineered Bacteria

In 2016, we engineered E.coli to break down nitrogenous waste in Jamaica Bay. In 2017, we designed a light-activated kill switch to prevent our bacteria from surviving in saltwater outside of the waste treatment plant. Within this design we had two versions - one with MazF which causes high cell death, and one with LacZ which allowed us to collect data on expression levels without having to worry about high toxicity.

Design of Light-Activated Kill Switch

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