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Overview

A Module is a useful biochemical formulation, often incorporating a genetically encoded component, that performs a particular function. Modules Specifications answer the questions 1) “What is it?” and 2) “What should I expect when I implement it?”.

Nucleus Cytosol

Modules validated in Nucleus Cytosol.

Module ClassSpecificationDevNotes
Cytosol (Base)Cytosol10
Protein MixPMix0
Small Molecule MixSMix0
Membrane (Base)POPC/Chol4
ReporterdeGFP7
Cell (Base)Base Cell6
Cell (Dye)Dye Liposomes0
DetectorpH-Sensing1
ReporterLacZ Enzyme6
Cell (Sensing)pH Sensing Cell1
Cell (Substrate)Substrate LUV: CPRG3
Cell (Substrate)Substrate SUV: CPRG1
CascadepH Cascade1
ReporterColor Change6
Detector3OC6-HSL (EsaR)1

Gels

Modules that hold a sample in a polymer network set in an outer solution.

Module ClassSpecificationDevNotes
Gel (Thermal)Gel: ULGA2
Gel (Thermal)Gel: LGA2
Gel (Photopatterned)Gel: PEG-nb2

PURExpress

Modules validated in NEB PURExpress.

Module ClassSpecificationDevNotes
Membrane (Base)POPC/Chol4
DetectortetR-aTc4
LacI-IPTG0
EmitterIV-HSL1
ControlClpXP4
EnergyPPK4
Membrane Poreα-Hemolysin0
Cx432

Contributing a Module

Modules specifications are derived from DevNotes that follow the adhere to the Module Contribution Guidelines.