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A COMPUTER ENGINEER’S VIEW OF
SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY
NAWWAF KHARMA, PHD
ELEC. & COMPUTER ENG.
CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY.
WWW.DRKHARMA.COM
SEQUENCE DETECTOR (111)
Design and build a cell that would detect the sequence 111
(A) Follow a traditional (now fully automated) computer
engineering design process
(B) Identify the biological components (essentially gene
networks) needed to realize such designs
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WHAT IS NEEDED
(1) Synchronizing clock
(2) Logic gates (e.g., {AND, OR, NOT})
(3) Read/Write Memory (e.g., D flip-flop)
(4) Communications (signals)
(5) Input / Output (Sense / Report)
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CLOCKS
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Elowitz et al. (2000)
Wong et al. (2006)
COMBINATORIAL LOGIC (4 INPUTS/1 OUTPUT)
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Rinaudo et al. (2007)
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Rinaudo et al. (2007)
COMBINATORIAL LOGIC: RIBOZYME-BASED
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Win et al. (2008)
RIBOSOFT:
WWW.DRKHARMA.COM/RIBOSOFT
Temp example http://www.drkharma.com/ribosoft/results/4gs7
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1-BIT MEMORY
FIRST TOGGLE
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Gardner et al. (2000)
1-BIT MEMORY
FULL TOGGLE
A toggle (or T) flip-flop with a single
input that is also clocked
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1-BIT MEMORY:
YIEST CELL
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Ajo-Franklin et al. (2007)
N-BIT MEMORY: STATE OF DNA
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Ham et al. (2008)
RELIABLE WELLCHARACTERIZED
MODULES?
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Canton et al. (2008)
FUTURE WORK
Artificial Evolution of life-like Assembly language
computer programs ..
• Metabolism energy is processing time; matter is
memory space
• Homeostasis changes to instructions or data do not
affect stability of function, except gracefully
• Adaptation self-modification in response to experience
to enhance life-signs & performance
• Replication self-replication of original or current self ..
with variation allow for selection and hence ..
• Evolution to occur in a population of such programs.
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REFERENCES
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Deans et al. (2007): Tara L Deans, Charles R Cantor & James J Collins. “A Tunable Genetic Switch Based on RNAi and
Repressor Proteins for Regulating Gene Expression in Mammalian Cells.” Cell 130, 363–372.
Win et al. (2008): Maung Nyan Win & Christina D Smolke. “Higher-Order Cellular Information Processing with Synthetic
RNA Devices.” Science vol. 322, 456-460.
Gardner et al. (2000): Timothy S Gardner, Charles R Cantor & James J Collin. “Construction of a genetic toggle switch in
Escherichia coli.” Nature vol. 403, 339-342.
Elowitz et al. (2000): Michael B Elowitz & Stanislas Leibler. “A synthetic oscillatory network of transcriptional regulators.”
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Kaesling et al. (2006): http://keaslinglab.lbl.gov/wiki/index.php/Synthetic_Biology_-_Devices_-_Pulse_Generator
Rinaudo et al. (2007): Keller Rinaudo, Leonidas Bleris, Rohan Maddamsetti, Sairam Subramanian, Ron Weiss & Yaakov
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REFERENCES CONTINUED
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REFERENCES CONTINUED
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