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Development of DNA-encoded cell-free biosensors for the detection of bacterial infections

2017-01-01

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This thesis describes the development of cell-free biosensors for the detection of quorum- sensing molecules in human clinical samples. The biosensor devices were comprised of a transcription factor and a regulated GFP reporter output that was expressed in the presence of the target molecule. The genetic circuit was encoded on a DNA plasmid and expressed in a cell-free system, consisting of the basic transcription...

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6eaed668-d288-578c-b3b5-b02e4b159303
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10.25560/58206
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