Titlebook: Synthetic Gene Circuits; Methods and Protocol Filippo Menolascina Book 2021 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2

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Engineering Protein-Based Parts for Genetic Devices in Mammalian Cells,nously or exogenously driven regulatory pathways. While early genetic devices were engineered to be insulated from intracellular crosstalk, more recently the need of achieving dynamic control of cellular behavior has led to the development of smart interfaces that connect signal information (sensor)

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Computer-Aided Design and Pre-validation of Large Batches of DNA Assemblies,he assembly plan is often a bottleneck of large assembly projects, and may require computational support. This chapter demonstrates the use of two free and open-source web applications accelerating this task by automating genetic part design and simulating type-2S cloning to detect potential assembly issues.

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Computer-Aided Planning for the Verification of Large Batches of DNA Constructs,manufacturing of large batches of synthetic constructs, the task can be tedious and error-prone. This chapter demonstrates the use of two free and open-source web applications providing fast and automated selection of enzymes and sequencing primers for DNA construct verification.

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Steady-State Cell-Free Gene Expression with Microfluidic Chemostats,tion of dynamic gene regulatory circuits in vitro. In this chapter, we present a detailed protocol to fabricate a microfluidic chemostat device which enables such an operation, detailing essential steps in photolithography, soft lithography, and hardware setup.

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A Practical Step-by-Step Guide for Quantifying Retroactivity in Gene Networks,erizing retroactivity to restore the modular description of genetic modules. Additionally, we also discuss how retroactivity can be leveraged to quantify and maximize robustness to perturbations due to interconnection of genetic modules.

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