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<h1>CONTRIBUTIONS</h1>
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<h1>Synthopedia: A web tool for predicting and optimizing RBS sequences</h1>
<h1>Synthopedia: A web tool for predicting and optimizing protein expression</h1>
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We have developed a user-friendly website featuring a publicly accessible web tool that serves as the interface for
our dry-lab model and optimizer. Upon accessing the website, users are presented with a choice between two distinct
tools: the RBS Rate Prediction Tool and the RBS Optimization Tool.
tools: the Relative Expression Prediction Tool and the RBS Optimization Tool.
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The RBS Rate Prediction Tool accepts the following input parameters: RBS Sequence, Coding Sequence, Temperature,
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The Relative Expression Prediction Tool accepts the following input parameters: RBS Sequence, Coding Sequence, Temperature,
Gram Stain of Chassis, 16S rRNA Sequence. It subsequently provides the relative expression level in terms of the RBS
rate, represented on a logarithmic scale.
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On the other hand, the RBS Optimization Tool also receives the following inputs: RBS Sequence, Coding Sequence,
Target Relative Expression (expressed in terms of the RBS rate on a logarithmic scale), Temperature, Gram Stain of
Chassis, and 16S rRNA Sequence. This tool then furnishes the optimized RBS sequence along with its corresponding
predicted (logarithmically scaled) RBS rate.
Target Relative Expression, Temperature, Gram Stain of
Chassis, and 16S rRNA Sequence. This tool then furnishes the optimized RBS sequence along with its corresponding predicted (logarithmically scaled) relative expression level.
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We rigorously evaluated our tool by subjecting it to a comprehensive benchmarking exercise against cutting-edge rate
prediction tools, including the acclaimed RBS Calculator v2.1 by Salis et al., RBS Designer, UTR Designer, EMOPEC,
and others. This evaluation was conducted on a meticulously curated dataset comprising 16,779 mRNA sequences with
quantified expression levels, as assembled by Reis and Salis [1].
quantified expression levels, as assembled by Reis and Salis.
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The outcomes of our evaluation unequivocally establish that our tool has decisively surpassed the accuracy of the
foremost calculators worldwide, doing so by a substantial margin.
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Our model has the best performance among those compared, despite the inherent noise present in a FlowSeq experiment.
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<b>BioBrick parts: </b><br><br>
We have created the following BioBrick parts generated by our Synthopedia: RBS Predictor tool which have been
characterized by conducting fluorescence assays in wet lab.
<b>BioBrick parts </b><br><br>
We have created the following BioBrick parts generated by our RBS Optimization tool which have been
characterized by conducting fluorescence assays in the wet lab.
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incorporated the MazEF toxin-antitoxin system as a kill-switch.</p>
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<h1>CHASSIDEX</h1>
<h1>ChassiDex</h1>
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online database of host organisms and related information. The resource also includes host specific software tools
and lists guidelines to help start with new host organisms. <br>
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Kushi played a pivotal role in compiling data related to various Model and GRAS organisms, including Animal models
(<i>Zebrafish, Drosophila, C.elegans</i> ), Plant models (<i>Tobacco, Arabidopsis</i>), and prokaryotic models
(<i>Agrobacterium, Bacillus licheniformis, Trichoderma Sp</i>) that we wished to include in the ChassiDex website.
Kushi played a pivotal role in compiling data related to various Model and GRAS organisms, including animal models
(<i>Zebrafish, Drosophila, C. elegans</i> ), plant models (<i>Tobacco, Arabidopsis</i>), and other model organisms
(<i>Agrobacterium, Bacillus licheniformis, Trichoderma spp</i>) that we wished to include in the ChassiDex website.
This was followed by uploading the collated data onto a publically accessible GitHub platform as a part of the
ChassiDex project.<br>
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