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Shilo Ohayon

Technion – Israel Institute of Technology

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A synthetic oligo library and sequencing approach reveals an insulation mechanism encoded within bacterial σ54 promoters

Lior Levy, Leon Anavy, Oz Solomon, Roni Cohen, Michal Brunwasser-Meirom, Shilo Ohayon, Orna Atar, Sarah Goldberg, Zohar Yakhini B, Roee Amit

The paper identifies an insulation mechanism in bacterial σ54 promoters using a synthetic oligo library and sequencing, showing CT-rich motifs reduce downstream gene expression.

Cell Reports · Oct 1, 2017Peer-reviewedSystems Biology

Demonstration of de novo chemotaxis in E. coli using a real-time, quantitative, and digital-like approach

Tzila Davidov, Naor Granik, Sharbel Zahran, Inbal Adir, Ofek Elul, Tal Fried, Asif Gil, Bar Mayo, Shilo Ohayon, Shiran Sarig, Nofar Shasha, Shirane Tsedef, Shani Weiner, Michal Brunwasser-Meirom, Alexandra Ereskovsky, , Roee Amit

The paper demonstrates a synthetic chemoreceptor in E. coli for histamine using computational design and a novel quantitative assay to characterize chemotaxis.

bioRxiv · Mar 6, 2017 · PreprintSynthetic Biology