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Gene expression can be modulating by turning many "regulatory knobs" along the mechanism of protein production.
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Constitutive Promoters
Initiators of transcription at constant levels.
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Regulated Promoters
Initiators of transcription regulated by repressors, activators and inducible molecules.
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Ribosome Binding Sites
Initiators of translation at constant levels.
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Reporters
Measurable circuit outputs.
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Terminators
Markers of transcription end, used to stop interference of a gene's transcription to and from the local genetic context.
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Insulators
Sequences designed to stop interference of promoter and coding sequence parts to RBS translation rates.
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Riboregulators
RNA structures designed to modulate transcription or translation based on a linear trans-RNA.
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CRISPR Systems
Tools for multiplexed and orthogonal CRISPR gene regulation.
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Degradation Tags
Amino-acid sequences at the end of proteins that determine degradation rates by a protease.
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Post-Translational Modification Domains
Tools for fusing or cleaving protein sequences.
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Recombinases
Proteins that insert, excise or re-orient DNA sequences flanked by specific recombination sites.
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Origins of Replication
Plasmid regions that regulate plasmid copy number.