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=Working with ''B.subtilis''= | =Working with ''B.subtilis''= | ||
Building on the work of the last year's Cambridge iGEM team, we are exploring applications of the gram-positive chassis ''B.subtillis''. Easy to handle and transform, this bacterium is much better to use than ''E.coli'' wherever protein import/export is concerned, e.g. in our signalling project. An important part of our effort is to establish standard protocols and parts to work in ''B.subtillis'', characterise control elements, and develop new vectors. You can find our [[IGEM:Cambridge/2008/Turing Pattern Formation/Experiments/Bacillus subtilis transfomation| ''Bacillus'' protocols here]]. | Building on the work of the last year's Cambridge iGEM team, we are exploring applications of the gram-positive chassis ''B.subtillis''. Easy to handle and transform, this bacterium is much better to use than ''E.coli'' wherever protein import/export is concerned, e.g. in our signalling project. An important part of our effort is to establish standard protocols and parts to work in ''B.subtillis'', characterise control elements, and develop new vectors. You can find our [[IGEM:Cambridge/2008/Turing Pattern Formation/Experiments/Bacillus subtilis transfomation| ''Bacillus'' protocols here]]. |
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