Preparation of Generated DNA (Streptomyces Griseus) Crown Cells (Artificial Cells) and Antibiotic Production in Its’ Co-Cultures with Yeast (Beer)
Journal Title: Interventions in Pediatric Dentistry Open Access Journal - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
DNA crown cells are artificial cells which the outside of the membrane was covered of DNA. Such DNA crown cells (artificial cells) could be prepared by incubating within egg white with a sphingosine (Sph)-DNA-adenosine mixture. Also, the DNA crown cells could easy synthesized. Update, many kinds of DNA crown cells have been synthesized using various DNA. On the other hand, it is unclear whether such DNA Crown Cells. could be contribute to applied fields, Present report described that DNA crown cells using DNA of antibiotic produced Streptomyces griseus were synthesized and that the antibiotic was produced in the co-culture with yeast (beer) with egg white which contained DNA crown cells. Now, though it is studying on whether DNA crown cells were associated with the production of antibiotic, however, it was suggested that the system of the present co-cultures may be contribute to applied fields, the production of antibiotic or functional beer. There has been significant progress in the generation of artificial cells since the first studies in the 1960s [1-4], yet to date, artificial cells that can replicate autonomously have not been reported. Recently, the approaches for generating fully operational (self-replicating) artificial cells have been reported [5-7]. On the mechanism on underlying the formation of artificial cells, it was demonstrated that the artificial cells were covered with DNA, (named DNA crown cells,) [8] and were generated when they were incubated with white-egg. Thus, DNA crown cells are artificial cells which the outside of the membrane were covered with DNA and could replicated within egg white. These DNA crown cells were formed as follows: first, Sph-DNA mixtures aggregates with adenosine-lipids. From aggregates, DNA crown cells were constructed with lipids [9,10].
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Shoshi Inooka
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