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Team Chemistry Nathan Kipniss Shambhu Koirala Tyler Wagner

ArsenoBacto Filtration A method to remove arsenic from water to increase clean groundwater availability, especially in developing nations.

Water Filtration and its Importance Arsenic is toxic, and a mutagen. Arsenic and other metals can be naturally found in ground water. They also come from industrial wastes. Brunt et al, 2004a. Reproduced in Arsenic in Groundwater- A World Problem

Proposed Methods Engineering a spore system with Yeast Cadmium Factor 1 gene (YCF1) Source: [ Layer with existing carbon filter technologies.

Impact Cleaner Usable water. Looking beyond toxicity. Availability and Cost Brunt et al, 2004a. Reproduced in Arsenic in Groundwater- A World Problem

Competition There are three main methods to remove Arsenic -Reverse Osmosis Filtration -Common Ion/ Ion Exchange Source: [

Knowns Arsenic pathways do exist in cells. Unknowns How can pathways in the cell be controlled? Cost Is there a limit to arsenic uptake? How long could this filter last before it needs to be replaced. Spores are can be mass produced. Cell Food source? Both Bacteria that use arsenic in place of phosphate. Arsenic can exist in fairly non toxic compounds

TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION WITH BACTERIA Depression (Chemically): [20m people are suffering in the US, 8% of the population] Lack of serotonin. Precursor of serotonin is HYDROXYTRYPTOPHAN.

5 - HYDROTRYPTOPHAN (5-HTP) o Metabolite made up of amino acid tryptophan. o Tryptophan is an essential amino acid and can be used to synthesize 5-HTP in the human body. Tryptophan From food (meat, fish, dairy products, eggs, grains,…) From African shrub Griffonia simplicifolia. From L-tryptophan ( Left handed configuration, uses bacteria fermentation in tanks ) Use of genetically engineered bacteria

Engineering Bacteria Use of bacteria to produce 5-HTP. Culture them in colon. Detect the level of 5-HTP from the blood. Positive and negative feedback from the quantity of 5-HTP and regulate the bacterial growth accordingly.

Level of 5-HTP NEGATIVE FEEDBACK Reduce Bacteria POSITIVE FEEDBACK Increase Bacteria

Advantages Constant level of chemicals in the body. o No HIGHS and no LOWS o Forgetting to take drug is no more problem. Less probability of misuse.

Challenges Introducing new organism to the body: Immunity reaction. Mutation Implementation: Scare of biological organisms in the body. Is the world ready yet?

Impacts Creating a hypothetical way of treating various neurological diseases. Treatment to insomnia and other diseases caused by the lack of serotonin.

Competition Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs): They have side effects. Tricyclic antidepressant: Even more side effects. Gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid: Banned now. Devices: o Electroconvulsive Therapy. o Deep Brain Stimulation

Bacterial Separation A cheaper, energy-saving alternative to distillation. Why bacteria? Can selectively target desired compounds Easy to extract from solution Centrifuge Permeable membrane Do not require electrical input low operating costs image/centrifuge.gif portal.navfac.navy.mil

The Competition: Distillation Pros: Very good separation depending on the mixture's components Cons: Operating costs Approximately 3% of U.S. Energy consumption Inefficient if components have similar properties /figures/distill.gif

Acetic Acid – Water Separation Global demand 6 billion kg/year 1.5 billion kg/year is recycled Distillation Average Relative Volatility = Trays Liquid-Liquid Extraction ry%20Units/acetic_acid.shtml

Bacterial Separation Monocarboxylate Transport Proteins Influx – brain, heart, red skeletal muscle Removal – red blood cells, white skeletal muscle Insertion and Amplification of protein genes Switch on – acetic acid uptake Separate – water removal Switch off – pure acetic acid release org/.a/6a00d8341c5e1453 ef0147e1db2f00970b- 350wi

Unknowns How much acetic acid can be taken in? Glacial acetic acid is corrosive Can we limit natural cell waste products? What type of cells and proteins should be used? Halestrap, A.P. and Price, N.T. The Proton-linked Monocarboxylate Transporter (MCT) Family: Structure, Function and Regulation. Biochem Journal:

Impact Save Energy Inspire innovation New biological separation methods Characterize new transport proteins Profit Lower Operating Costs ollar-tree-for-drop-279x300.jpg

References htp/ cts7/rader/asludge2.htm htp/ cts7/rader/asludge2.htm pdf pdf Arsenic in Groundwater- A World Problem, Proceedings Seminar, 11/29/