Re: [DIYbio] Synthetic biology in Rhodobacter: what a great fun

What are you interested in Kate?

It's somewhat nice to keep the conversation open on this diybio forum. Especially in the start. 

I can understand that you might have something to offer on the subject. And we(I use the royal we, I speak for myself and a few friends on DIYBio that I know well) would all love to hear it. We are interested in everything, and debating and finding out more. We are semi-dogmatic when it comes to self-gm in a kitchen(against), and (against) anything about using biology for evil, or letting people do damage by bio-error-ism after they have contacted the group. 

Also.. you give your personal email out to 4406+ people. I would be fine with that, because other people are always publishing my email to others and I want people to look at my public Google+ profile. You might not be so happy about that. 

Cheers,

Brian

On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 5:07 AM, Katherine Gordon <kthrngordon@gmail.com> wrote:

Please contact me directly at kthrngordon@gmail.com my name is Kate.

On Nov 15, 2015 10:04 PM, "Katherine Gordon" <kthrngordon@gmail.com> wrote:

Rewiring metabolism. Brilliant!
On Nov 15, 2015 1:30 PM, "BraveScience" <bravescience@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Recently I started being interested in purple bacteria. More specifically I found Rhodobacter spheroides a very interesting organism.
> It has all the gigs as a metabolic engineer you'd like to have from your chassis: heterotrophism, chemoautotrophism and photoheterotrophism.
> I work with cyanobacteria for living but these purple beauties got my full attention.
>
> It lives in waste water, loves all sugars (xylose from biomass isn't gonna be a problem, if it is we can fix it easily) and can live off the most incredible substrates, from methanol, H2 to poop.
>
> Most importantly it's very pretty with all those red colors.
>
> As I am looking into potential synthetic biological application, and metabolism rewiring and modelling, I was wondering if anybody has work before with such beautiful organism.
>
>
> Find it interesting or have any heads up where to look? Please, drop me a line.
>
> Best,
> Fede

Hello Fede,
I studied biochemistry in. College in the late 90,s. Mitochondria were and still are my interest . You mention rewiring metabolism...How would you go about this trick? I would greatly be interested in your thoughts. A symbiotic relationship between these bacterial meto bolic engineers and our somatic cells is possibly the most remarkable thing Ive ever heard.
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