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50 results about "Synechocystis sp." patented technology

Biological mothballing system suitable for synechococcus elongatus, and construction method and application of biological mothballing system

The invention discloses a biological mothballing system suitable for synechococcus elongatus, and a construction method and application of the biological mothballing system. The construction method comprises the steps that a virulent gene sepT2, an antitoxic gene sepA2 and an iron-deficiency inducible promoter PisiAB are obtained from the synechococcus elongatus 7942, and a promoter PpsbA2 is obtained from synechocystis 6803; a terminator Trbcl is obtained from integrative plasmid pBA3031 through amplification; pBR322 is taken as a carrier, the virulent gene sepT2 is expressed with the iron-deficiency inducible promoter PisiAB, and the terminator Trbcl is used for terminating transcription; and the antitoxic gene sepA2 is expressed with the promoter PpsbA2, and plasmid is constructed and transferred into the synechococcus elongatus. According to the system, the synechococcus elongatus grows normally under the non-inducing situation and rapidly dies after being induced. The important theoretical and practical significance for development and optimization of the biological mothballing system of the synechococcus elongatus is achieved, and reference is also provided for solving the bio-safety problem of other cyanobacteria.
Owner:TIANJIN UNIV

Genetically engineered algae strain of synechocystisPCC6803 producing cellulase and construction method thereof

InactiveCN110684704AA method for realizing the expression of exogenous cellulaseIncrease enzyme activityBacteriaMicroorganism based processesBiotechnologyMicroorganism
The invention discloses a genetically engineered algae strain of synechocystisPCC6803 producing cellulase and a construction method thereof, and belongs to the field of industrial microorganisms. According to the genetically engineered algae strain of synechocystisPCC6803 producing cellulase and the construction method thereof, through the method of homologous recombination, an exogenous cellulaseexcision enzyme CBHII gene is integrated into the genome of the synechocyst is PCC6803 to obtain an algae strain SPSNCII of the synechocystisPCC6803.Under the same culture condition, the activity ofthe produced cellulase is significantly better than that of the wild synechocystis strain. According to the genetically engineered algae strain of the synechocystisPCC6803 producing the cellulase andthe construction method thereof, a novel way of obtaining the cellulase by using inorganic salt and carbon dioxide through photosynthetic organism-synechocystis is opened up, the genetically engineered algae strain of the synechocystisPCC6803 producing the cellulase and the construction method thereof are of great significance to reducing the consumption of an organic carbon source in the processof enzyme production and reducing the release of the greenhouse gases in the process of producing the cellulase, and the application prospect is broad.
Owner:TIANJIN UNIV OF SCI & TECH +1

Domestication method of synechocystis domestication strain capable of tolerating high light intensity

The invention discloses a directional domestication method for obtaining a high-light-intensity-tolerant synechocystis strain. The method comprises the following steps: determining the initial sensitive illumination intensity of a wild synechocystis strain; inoculating synechocystis wild-type bacterial liquid into the culture medium to enable OD750nm measured by a microplate reader to be 0.04, and culturing to a plateau phase under initial sensitive illumination intensity; transferring the synechocystis into a culture medium, continuously domesticating, and continuously subculturing until the OD750nm measured by a microplate reader at a plateau phase of the synechocystis is greater than or equal to 0.8; the illumination condition is gradually improved, domestication is continued, continuous subculture is carried out until the illumination intensity reaches 2000 [mu] mol photon m <-2 > s <-1 >, and it is determined that OD750nm of synechocystis is larger than or equal to 0.8 through a microplate reader of the synechocystis in the platform phase. The domesticated strain obtained through the method can grow for 7 days under the highlight condition of 2000 [mu] mol photon m <-2 > s <-1 >, and the content of OD750nm, chlorophyll a, carotenoid, dry weight and glycogen is higher than that of a wild strain.
Owner:TIANJIN UNIV

Stentor coeruleus RNA interference expression vector as well as construction method and application thereof

The invention discloses a Stentor coeruleus RNA interference expression vector as well as a construction method and application thereof. The method comprises the following steps of 1) obtaining a pSCTGA plasmid skeleton by using a known sequence of plasmid pSCTGA; (2) amplifying a promoter of a C-phycocyanin beta subunit through PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) by using synechocystis PCC6803 genomeDNA (Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid); 3) amplifying multiple cloning sites of the plasmid through PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) by using the plasmid L4440; and 4) finally constructing a RNAi expression vector pSCT3C by using a DNA fragment obtained by PCR amplification through homologous recombinant fusion PCR and a one-step cloning method. The method comprises the following steps of transfecting a RNAi expression vector containing a target gene into an Escherichia coli DH10B strain by using a calcium chloride method, and transfecting the Escherichia coli DH10B strain into synechocystis PCC6803 by using a conjugational transfer method to successfully obtain a positive monoclonal algae strain, and then interfering the expression of a target gene in the Stentor coendeus in a feeding mode. In conclusion, the method is easy to implement and convenient to operate, and has the feasibility of being applied to gene interference of other ciliates.
Owner:INST OF AQUATIC LIFE ACAD SINICA
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