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From: Wide-dynamic-range promoters engineered for cyanobacteria

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Alignment of selected promoters and their flanking sequences. The reporter construct of R40 promoter (i.e. BBa_R0040) is used as a reference sequence; gap (hyphen ‘-’) and identical base (asterisk ‘*’) are indicated for the each promoter. ‘BBp’ is the BioBrick prefix (GAATTCGCGGCCGCTTCTAGAG); ‘X’ is the TetR repressor expressing device [BBa_J23101]-[BBa_P0440] and the 8-bp BioBrick scar (TACTAGAG); ‘downstream’ sequence to the initial codon ATG of the reporter EYFP gene are the 8-bp BioBrick scar, the 10-bp ribosome binding site RBS*, the 6-bp BioBrick scar, and the 3-bp initial codon (TACTAGAG|TAGTGGAGGT|TACTAG|ATG); the tetO2 operator of the Tn10 resistance operon was placed upstream of the -35 element and in the spacer region for the two TetR-binding sites (bases shown in magenta). Core bases of each operator for the TetR binding are underlined. The R40-derived promoters L01 to L16, L21 and L22 are compared in Table 1. The lacO1 operator of the Ptrc1O promoter contains the bases shown in cyan. The rnpB promoter is aligned with the -10 element CACACT [25] and Z is the remaining 153 bases.

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