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How can we use the results we obtained from the experiments and the model to create a wavelength biosensor?This is how we propose that the system would work: From experiments we have characterised this trend of our initial system: We can achieve this through fusing different fluorescent proteins onto the system.Through the characterization of the system, we have a model which shows us:
2. The system will have an initial system that is switched on, but an EGFP that is switched off. Therefore the overall system is switched off
Through this method, we can fuse several fluorescent protein with different excitation and emission wavelengths and therefore get a system that can respond to different wavelengths.
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