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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"bacterial sensor"”.

  1. Analysis of peak characterization and data alignment of a differential mobility spectrometer for the discovery of TB biomarkers in human breath

    … Biomarker candidates appear as peaks in the DMS sensor data at particular retention times and DC compensation voltages. Possible biomarkers are identified through well-known classification techniques, K-nearest neighbors and support vector machines. This research is focused on the development of …

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  2. Living materials for the deployment of genetically engineered organisms

    … them into functional devices. First, we assemble bacterial sensor communities into core-shell hydrogel structures to address the major challenge of biocontainment. Biosafety has become a major challenge for synthetic biology tools to transition from laboratory experiments to real applications and …

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  3. The Role of Host Hormones and Metabolites in the Regulation of Virulence in Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC)

    … in EHEC through transcriptome studies. The bacterial adrenergic kinases QseC and QseE both respond to epinephrine to regulate the LEE PI positively and negatively respectively. We also demonstrated for the first time that co-incubation with epinephrine increases the formation of AE lesions, …

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  4. The Characterization of Quorum Sensing E. Coli Regulators E,F, and G (Qse EFG) and Their Role in Pathogenesis

    … Environmental signals are often recognized by bacterial sensor kinases. In response to cognate signals, sensor kinases autophosphorylate and transfer the phosphate to a response regulator. The regulator then binds downstream genes to regulate transcription. This pathway for flagellation and …

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  5. Design of a high-affinity carbohydrate binding protein

    … wurde verwendet um einen hoch-affin bindenden Sensor für pathogene Shigella zu entwickeln. Der Shigella-Sensor wurde durch Kopplung von unterschiedlichen Proteinmutanten mit einem fluoreszierendem Molekül erhalten. Dabei zeigte eine dieser Mutanten bei Bindung von Shigella O-Antigen ein …

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