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  1. 2 What is iron for ? Fe 2+ Ferrous iron

  2. 2 What is iron for ? Fe 2+ Ferrous iron Heme

  3. 2 What is iron for ? Fe 2+ Ferrous iron Heme Oxygen carrier

  4. 2 What is iron for ? Fe 2+ Ferrous iron Heme Oxygen carrier Cellular energy production

  5. 2 What is iron for ? Fe 2+ Ferrous iron Heme Oxygen carrier Cellular energy production Iron coli Project Iron related diseases

  6. 3 Hemochromatosis

  7. 3 Hemochromatosis 2 200 000 cases in Europe

  8. 3 Hemochromatosis 2 200 000 cases in Europe Overabsorption of iron

  9. 3 Hemochromatosis 2 200 000 cases in Europe Overabsorption of iron Permanent insufficiencies and fatigue

  10. 3 Hemochromatosis 2 200 000 cases in Europe Overabsorption of iron Permanent insufficiencies and fatigue Treatment: Blood-letting

  11. 4 Our strategy

  12. 4 Our strategy

  13. 4 Our strategy Analyzing Sensing Neutralizing

  14. 4 Our strategy

  15. 4 Our strategy

  16. 4 Our strategy

  17. 4 Our strategy

  18. 4 Our strategy

  19. 6 Our goal Alternative treatment to blood-lettings Sensor Inverter Chelator Chelating the iron in the intestine

  20. 7 Enterobactins to chelate them all Enterobactin structure K a = 10 39 M −1 Natural production when [Fe 2+ ] < 10 -7 M

  21. 8 Human Practice

  22. 9 Patients response to Iron Coli treatment Would you take our treatment if it was allowed by the national agency for drug safety ?

  23. 9 Patients response to Iron Coli treatment « Would you take our treatment if it was allowed by the national agency for drug safety ? » N = 270 answers

  24. 10 Potential consequences of Iron Coli Fault Tree

  25. 10 Potential consequences of Iron Coli Fault Tree

  26. 11 Model

  27. 12 Is Flush strategy viable ? Can Iron coli prevent iron absorption ?

  28. 12 Is Flush strategy viable ? Can Iron coli prevent iron absorption ?

  29. 12 Is Flush strategy viable ? Can Iron coli prevent iron absorption ? ODE Model Assumption: Instantaneous enterobactin production

  30. 13 Exploring flush strategy Iron absorption Without treatment Iron in duodenum Without treatment

  31. 13 Exploring flush strategy Iron absorption Without treatment With treatment Iron in duodenum Without treatment With treatment

  32. 13 Exploring flush strategy Iron absorption Without treatment With treatment Iron in duodenum Without treatment With treatment 42 sec. flush: Iron absorption is divided by 2

  33. 14 Less frequent blood-lettings beneficial to working patients Would you take our treatment if it’s allowed by the national agency for drug safety ? N = 270 answers

  34. 14 Less frequent blood-lettings beneficial to working patients Would you take our treatment if it’s allowed by the national agency for drug safety ? N = 270 answers Bloodletting is very time-consuming

  35. 15 Biology

  36. 16 Project overview Iron coli Inverter Sensor Chelator

  37. 17 Harnessing FUR for iron sensing Sensor system o pAceB o pFes Extracted promoters : o pFepA o pYncE

  38. 17 Harnessing FUR for iron sensing Sensor system o pAceB o pFes Extracted promoters : o pFepA o pYncE Fe 2+ FUR pAceB RBS GFP T Absence of iron

  39. 17 Harnessing FUR for iron sensing Sensor system o pAceB o pFes Extracted promoters : o pFepA o pYncE FUR Fe 2+ FUR Fe 2+ pAceB pAceB RBS GFP T RBS GFP T Absence of iron Presence of iron

  40. 18 Characterisation of iron sensing device Cultures in varying iron concentration No significant reduction of growth rate (h)

  41. 18 Characterisation of iron sensing device Cultures in varying iron concentration No significant reduction of growth rate repressed by iron W BBa_K1163102 (h)

  42. 19 Inverting the signal Presence of iron FUR 𝐆𝐟 𝟑+ LacI T RBS RFP T RBS  Activation

  43. 19 Inverting the signal Presence of iron Absence of iron FUR FUR 𝐆𝐟 𝟑+ LacI T RBS LacI T RBS LacI RFP T RBS RFP T RBS  Activation No Activation

  44. 20 Characterisation of iron sensing device Cultures in varying iron concentration No significant reduction of growth rate RFP/D.O. (h)

  45. 20 Characterisation of iron sensing device Cultures in varying iron concentration No significant reduction of growth rate inverter and reporter – the system K1163103 J04450 expresses RFP as a function of iron concentration RFP/D.O. (h)

  46. 21 Enterobactin biosynthesis pathway 6 enzymes: EntA, EntB, EntC, EntD, EntE, EntF

  47. 22 Genome scale metabolic model Can our construct unbalance E. coli metabolism?

  48. 22 Genome scale metabolic model Can our construct unbalance E. coli metabolism?

  49. 22 Genome scale metabolic model Can our construct unbalance E. coli metabolism?

  50. 22 Genome scale metabolic model Can our construct unbalance E. coli metabolism? Flux Balance Analysis framework E. Coli iJR904 + 1 reaction (ENTSYNTH)

  51. 23 FBA simulations Need to add chorismate to the medium

  52. 24 The chelating device All individual parts are ready Design 1: Fully refactored enterobactin operon pLac Amp EntB EntC EntE pLac Kan EntA EntD EntF Design 2: Semi-refactored operon pLac Tet EntF EntD EntC EntE EntB EntA EntH

  53. 25 Enterobactin production kinetics How much time from Iron Sensing to enterobactin production?

  54. 25 Enterobactin production kinetics How much time from Iron Sensing to enterobactin production?

  55. 25 Enterobactin production kinetics How much time from Iron Sensing to enterobactin production?

  56. 25 Enterobactin production kinetics How much time from Iron Sensing to enterobactin production? ODE Model Inverter system + Chemical kinetics Parameters → literature

  57. 26 Interpretation of simulations

  58. 26 Interpretation of simulations Enzymes Iron Enterobactin Time (min)

  59. 26 Interpretation of simulations Enzymes Iron Enterobactin Time (min) Enterobactin production after 5 hours

  60. 26 Interpretation of simulations Enzymes Iron Enterobactin Time (min) Enterobactin production after 5 hours Need to rethink flush approach

  61. 27 Capsule

  62. 28 Iron coli needs time to act How to give Iron coli enough time to produce enterobactins ?

  63. 28 Iron coli needs time to act How to give Iron coli enough time to produce enterobactins ? Stomach Upper intestine

  64. 29 Improving galenic formulation for bacteria

  65. 29 Improving galenic formulation for bacteria

  66. 30 Slowed down flush strategy Intestinal barrier HPMC matrix Viscous matrix retains Iron coli in the upper intestine

  67. 31 Capsule manufacturing

  68. 31 Capsule manufacturing

  69. 31 Capsule manufacturing

  70. 32 Capsule follows the actual norms Requirements of European Pharmacopeoa for a gastro-enteric resistant capsule

  71. 32 Capsule follows the actual norms Requirements of European Pharmacopeoa for a gastro-enteric resistant capsule No dissolution after 2 hours pH = 2 (Stomach)

  72. 32 Capsule follows the actual norms Requirements of European Pharmacopeoa for a gastro-enteric resistant capsule No dissolution after 2 hours pH = 2 (Stomach) Dissolution before 1 hour pH = 7 (Upper intestine)

  73. 33 Gathering patients, experts and the team We organised a seminar with researchers, clinicians, associations of patients, patients, and our iGEM Evry Team

  74. 34 Confronting our project to reality What we want/need to do How we achieve it Result

  75. 34 Confronting our project to reality Ideal situation What we want/need to do How we achieve it Result

  76. 34 Confronting our project to reality Ideal situation Human goal What we want/need to do Helping hemochromatosis patients How we achieve it Result

  77. 34 Confronting our project to reality Ideal situation Human goal What we want/need to do Helping hemochromatosis patients Means How we achieve it Synthetic biology Result

  78. 34 Confronting our project to reality Ideal situation Human goal What we want/need to do Helping hemochromatosis patients Means How we achieve it Synthetic biology Project Result Iron coli

  79. 34 Confronting our project to reality Concrete iGEM situation What we want/need to do How we achieve it Result

  80. 34 Confronting our project to reality Concrete iGEM situation Means What we want/need to do Synthetic biology How we achieve it Result

  81. 34 Confronting our project to reality Concrete iGEM situation Means What we want/need to do Synthetic biology Project How we achieve it Iron coli Result

  82. 34 Confronting our project to reality Concrete iGEM situation Means What we want/need to do Synthetic biology Project How we achieve it Iron coli Human goal Result Helping hemochromatosis patients

  83. 35 Philosophical issue We want to apply synthetic biology to reduce the suffering of hematochromatosis patients Are we using patients to prove the usefulness of synthetic biology ?

  84. 36 Achievements We built and characterised 8 biobricks o Several iron sensing systems K1163102 o A working signal inverter K1163103

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