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Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
iGEM IONIS
BacTail
BacTail
EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH
BUDGET & TIMING
CONTEXT
- Overconsumption antibiotics
- Antimicrobial Resistance
- 10 million deaths per year by 2050
- Bacteriophage inspired concept
- Synthetic biology
Workflow of the first part of the BacTail project
First part of the project = 2823,24€
March-July = Bibliography & Protocol write-up, Dry Lab June-September: Wet Lab
EXPECTED OUTCOME
AIMS
- Double Kill Switch
- Software Design
- Galenic form
- Pharmacological factors
- Design a plasmid to insert into chassis
- Specific recognition and binding to pathogenic resistant bacteria
Schematic representation of the distal LTF gene part 37 at the surface of our chassis E. coli K12 ΔOmpC
- Trigger the lysis of the target bacteria
ABSTRACT
COLLAB.
REFS.
Sup'Biotech Interactive Scientific Poster ©
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
BacTail
TEAM
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Albane
Renaud
Giulia
Max
Louis
Lucie
David
Charlotte
Elliot
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
CONTEXT
BacTail
- 20th century: Antibiotics = Major healthcare breakthrough
- Penicillin discovery in 1928 (Alexander Fleming)
- Block reproduction of bacteria or destroy them
- Antibiotic Resistance : bacteria develop an immunity to drugs designed to kill them
- One of the biggest threats to global health
- Deadly consequences
- Pneumonia, tuberculosis, blood poisoning or gonorrhea can now potentially kill
2000-2015ATB consumption rate increased by 39%
30% of antibiotics prescribed by doctors are unnecessary (USA)
DDDs per 1,000 inhabitants per day
[1] Global antibiotic consumption by country income classification: 2000–2015DDD=Defined daily doses
[1] IQVIA MIDAS, 2000–2015, IQVIA Inc.
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
CONTEXT
BacTail
10 million deaths per year by 2050 if no solution found
No new famillies of antibiotics launched in 25 years
In France: costs 350$ million / year
Resistance to Antibiotics
High level of ocean pollution linked to antibiotics
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
CONTEXT
BacTail
- Bacteriophages
- Natural predators of bacteria
- 10 different families
- Specifically recognize then infect a bacterium --> lysis
- Myoviridae use their Long Tail Fibers to link target’s membrane receptors
- Specificity determined by tip of the LTF (gp37)
- Phage Therapy:
- Lack of knowledge
- Phage multiplication uncontrollable – difficult to modify
- Delivery barriers
- Benefit-Risk balance unknown
[1] Schematic representation of a T4 bacteriophage specific to E. coli and Long Tail Fiber gene and protein organization
[2] Crystallography schematic representation of a distal Long Tail Fiber protein organization
[1] Pherecydes pharma (translation FREN) and Islam, Mohammad Z., et al. 2019 [2] Sergio G. Bartual et al. PNAS 2010;107:47:20287-20292
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
AIMS
BacTail
Genetically modify Escherichia coli (E.coli) in order to fight against bacterial strains (target) considered as resistant to antibiotics. The genetic modification involves the integration of bacterial recognition genes from bacteriophages, giving the capacity to recognize and lyse the targeted bacteria.
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
AIMS
BacTail
1- Plasmid design and construction for the LTF expression 2- Confirmation of expression and localization of the LTF 3- Confirmation of the binding to the target cell and specificity evaluation
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH
BacTail
Expressing the LTF region gp37 on the bacterial surface
Some examples of gene functions:
A BioBrick with the ability to execute this task, is inserted between a prefix and suffix region of a high copy number plasmid, pSB1A3
- LPP-OmpA: Address the fusion protein on the surface
- LTF-gp37: Recognize the pathogenic target
- Chaperonne proteins gp38 and 57a: Ensure the right folding
Fig : Scheme of the BioBrick allowing the LTF expression on the outer membrane
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH
BacTail
Plasmid construction
- Different fragments are assembled by Hifi Assembly Method
- E.coli K12 ΔOmpC, our model organism, is rendered competent before proceeding with the CaCl2 transformation step
- Then culture on a selective media
Fig: Final plasmid construct
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH
BacTail
Characterization
Verification that LTFs are well expressed on the outer membrane of the bacteria
- TEV cleavage → Free the end of the complex (HisTag-RFP-Linker-gp37)
- Affinity Chromatography→ Purification of the complex
- SDS PAGE → Confirm presence of complex (molecular weight)
Measurements
- Quantification of the level of fluorescence → ImageJ
- Testing different strengths of promoter and RBS combinations
- Evaluate the expression of our construct
Fig: Schematic representation of the Characterization protocol
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
BUDGET & TIMING
BacTail
GANTT CHART
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
BUDGET & TIMING
BacTail
BUDGET
- First part of the project → Total consumables = 2823,24€
- iGEM + sponsors = free products
- E.coli K12 ΔOmpC
- Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT)
- T4 phage
- Bacillus subtilis
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
EXPECTED OUTCOME
BacTail
Double Kill Switch 1- Lysis response when recognition of the target 2- Prevent dissemination of the chassis
Software development - Given pathogenic bacteria - Identify associated LTF - Design key plasmid
Pharmacological Factors Assessment Pharmacodynamic + pharmacokinetics Optimal concentration Route of administration
Galenic Form Oral administration → Resistance to gastric acid
LET'S FIGHT ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE TOGETHER
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
BIBLIOGRAPHY
BacTail
(1) Dunne, M., & Loessner, M. J. (2019). Modified Bacteriophage Tail Fiber Proteins for Labeling, Immobilization, Capture, and Detection of Bacteria. In Foodborne Bacterial Pathogens (pp. 67-86). Humana Press, New York, NY.(2) University of Jyväskylä - Jyväskylän yliopisto. (2020, March 27). Forgotten tale of phage therapy history revealed: Phage therapy was successfully used against dysentery and staphylococcal infections. ScienceDaily. Retrieved April 27, 2020 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/03/200327113647.html (3) de Kraker, M. E. A., Stewardson, A. J., & Harbarth, S. (2016). Will 10 Million People Die a Year due to Antimicrobial Resistance by 2050? PLOS Medicine, 13(11), e1002184. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.1002184 (4) More, J. A. F. D. (2018). OECD Health Policy Studies This series of publications analyses the organisation and performance of health systems, and factors explaining performance variations. Studies are conducted on such topics as coordination of care, pharmaceutical pricing, long-term care and disability, health workforce and international migration of health workers, information and communications technologies in health care, and the economics of prevention. English Also available in: French. (5) Yoichi, M., Abe, M., Miyanaga, K., Unno, H., & Tanji, Y. (2005). Alteration of tail fiber protein gp38 enables T2 phage to infect Escherichia coli O157: H7. Journal of biotechnology, 115(1), 101-107. (6) ETH Zurich. (2019, November 4). Synthetic phages with programmable specificity. ScienceDaily. Retrieved April 27, 2020 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191104112838.html (7) Trojet, S. N., Caumont-Sarcos, A., Perrody, E., Comeau, A. M., & Krisch, H. M. (2011). The gp38 adhesins of the T4 superfamily: a complex modular determinant of the phage’s host specificity. Genome biology and evolution, 3, 674-686. (8) United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division (2019). World Population Prospects 2019: Highlights (ST/ESA/SER.A/423). https://population.un.org/wpp/Publications/Files/WPP2019_Highlights.pdf (9) Chaired by Jim O’Neill,(2016). Tackling Drug-Resistant Infections Globally: final report and recommendations. https://amrreview.org/sites/default/files/160525_Final% 20paper_with%20cover.pdf (10) Boldt, J.Life as a Technological Product: Philosophical and Ethical Aspects of Synthetic Biology. Biol Theory 8, 391–401 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13752-013-0138-7 (11) Christine Noiville, http://www.hautconseildesbiotechnologies.fr/fr (12) Bensaude Vincent, B. Ethical Perspectives on Synthetic Biology. Biol Theory 8, 368–375 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13752-013-0137-8 (13) https://www.benchling.com (14) Gouv.fr, (2019). Les organismes génétiquement modifiés (OGM), https://www.ecologique solidaire.gouv.fr/organismes-genetiquement-modifies-ogm-0 (15) https://2019.igem.org/Safety/Final_Safety_Form
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
ABSTRACT
BacTail
The massive and repeated use of antibiotics has recently led to the appearance of resistant bacteria for which no treatment exists. This is a major health issue to which the iGEM IONIS 2020 team is trying to respond. This project consists in designing several BioBricks to procure three main abilities to the engineered bacteria. First, expressing Long Tail Fibers of bacteriophages on the bacterial surface to recognize and bind the specific target. Then, setting-up the precise target lysis. And last, the self- regulation via a kill switch to prevent its dissemination to the environment.
Elliot COQUEREL, Giulia CRISEO, Charlotte DUTEIL, Renaud EYNARD, Albane MABRO, Lucie PESENTI
COLLABORATIONS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BacTail
- Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT) → 20,000 bases of free DNA synthesis
- Professor Frank Delvigne at the University of Liège → Contributions in microbiology
- Dr Ansaldi working at bacterial chemistry laboratory → Phage T4 DNA
- Geneious & SnapGene→ Free licenses
- Benchling → Free accounts
- MathWorks→ Free MATLAB software