Team:TU Darmstadt/Parts

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Due to Covid-19 we were not able to test any of our designed parts in the lab. Nevertheless, we registered our basic parts, so future teams are easily able to characterize them. For our Composite Parts we only uploaded one for which we can provide modeling data. We refrained from uploading the others to the registry as there exists no primary literature on them, but we still provide schematic images on them.

Basic Parts

Due to Covid-19 we were not able to test any of our designed parts in the lab. Nevertheless, we registered our basic parts, so future teams are easily able to characterize them. For our Composite Parts we refrained from uploading them to the registry as there exists no primary literature on them, but we still provide schematic images on them. All our basic parts are depicted in the table below. Because we were not able to conduct any lab work , we did not submit any parts for the special prizes Best Basic Part.
Part(BBa_) Type Description Length in bp
BBa_K3429000 Promoter Pgrac promoter 170
BBa_K3429001 Coding Sequence TasA matrix protein 783
BBa_K3429002 Coding Sequence superfolder Green Fluorescent Protein (sfGFP) 712
BBa_K3429003 Coding Sequence Protein Linker for fusion proteins in B. subtilis: ARGGGGSGGGGSGS 42
BBa_K3429004 Terminator trpA-terminator 24
BBa_K3429005 Coding Sequence Ribosomal Protein S2 (rpsB) from B. subtilis 721
BBa_K3429006 Promoter PdegQpromoter 192
BBa_K3429007 Terminator degQ terminator 36
BBa_K3429011 Coding Sequence Laccase CotA 1542
BBa_K3429012 Coding Sequence Blue copper oxidase CueO 1587

Composite Parts

For in vitro characterization

For purification and in vitro characterization of our enzymes we designed the following Composite Parts : cotA, cueO, and ereB. All of these Composite Parts contain a strep-tag for purification and are optimized for E. coli.

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Figure 1: Composite parts for in vitro characterization of our enzymes

For Immobilization on our biofilm

The following parts were designed for immobilization of our enzymes on the TasA matrix protein of our B. subtilis biofilm. In these composite parts the enzymes are genetically fused to TasA. We modeled the structure of the TasA-EreB fusion protein via MD simulation to see whether the enzyme remains stable (BBa_K3429013).

Figure 2: Composite parts for immobilization on biofilm matrix

For our kill switch

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Registry Parts


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Part(BBa_) Type Description Length in bp Part created by
BBa_K733002 Promoter PXylA promoter 1387 iGEM HKUST Hong Kong 2012
BBa_K823003 Promoter Pveg promoter 237 iGEM LMU Munich 2012
BBa_K1680007 Coding Sequence Cre recombinase 1029 iGEM Tuebingen 2015
BBa_I718016 Recombination Site lox66 site 34 iGEM Paris 2007
BBa_I718017 Recombination Site lox71 site 34 iGEM Paris 2007
BBa_K1159000 Coding Sequence Erythromycin Esterase Type II (EreB) in RFC[25] 1254 iGEM TU Munich 2013