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Phage-mediated intercellular CRISPRi for biocomputation in bacterial consortia.

Pujar A, Pathania A, Hopper C, Pandi A, Calderon CR, Fugger M, Nowak T, Kushwaha M
Nucleic Acids Res. 2024 Dec 27:gkae1256. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkae1256. (Link opens in a new window) PubMed (Link opens in a new window) Article

Please see (Kushwaha et al. 2017) for additional plasmids used in this article.

Plasmids from Article

ID Plasmid Purpose
190432pSEVA63_HelperM13 helper genes cloned into the pSEVA631 vector. This plasmid does not carry an M13 packaging signal. (This plasmid is a gift of the Jaramillo Lab, where it is called PAJ297.)
190433pSEVA63_HelperΔgIIIM13 helper genes cloned into the pSEVA631 vector, except the minor coat protein coding gene gIII (also called gp3, or g3p). This plasmid does not carry an M13 packaging signal.
190434pSB1K3_M13psM13 packaging signal cloned into the pSB1K3 vector.
190435pSB1K3_M13ps_LacZα_gIIIM13 packaging signal, LacZα gene, and M13 gIII gene (also called gp3, or g3p) cloned into the pSB1K3 vector.
231407pSEVA19_AraC_pBAD-sgRNA-1sgRNA-1 expression from an arabinose-inducible promoter.
231408pSEVA19_LacI_pLac-sgRNA-1sgRNA-1 expression from an IPTG-inducible promoter.
231409pSEVA19_sgRNA-1_M13psM13 phagemid that expresses sgRNA-1 from a strong constitutive promoter.
231413pSEVA26_sgRNA-A0_M13psM13 phagemid constitutively expressing sgRNA-A0. sgRNA-A0 is a dummy 20-nt sequence, containing a Golden Gate cloning site (BsaI).
231415pSEVA47_dCas9-GFP_AAN_4This AND-AND-NOT-gate plasmid expresses dCas9 from a constitutive promoter. Its sgRNAs X & Y are repressible by sgRNAs A & B, respectively. Its GFP gene is repressible by any of sgRNAs X, Y, and C.
231416pSEVA47_dCas9-GFP_NOT_i1This NOT-gate plasmid expresses dCas9 from a constitutive promoter, and GFP from a promoter repressible by sgRNA-1.
231419pSEVA47_dCas9-GFP_YES_i2This YES-gate plasmid expresses dCas9 from a constitutive promoter, GFP from a promoter repressible by sgRNA-Y, and sgRNA-Y repressible by sgRNA-2.

Antibodies from Article