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| - | Both projects, regulation bacteria and the blue lagoon, were presented | + | Both projects, regulation bacteria and the blue lagoon, were presented to the tutors followed by a discussion on their viability. Afterwards it was decided to proceed with the regulation bacteria. The aim for the presentation of the blue lagoon was to answer the questions raised in the presentation yesterday. The aim of the regulaton bacteria presentation was to find factor X and fix the system error. |
| - | For the regulation bacteria, X was set to be an odor after some brainstorming. The regulation bacteria can then be compared to commercial products that emit a 'constant' odor. We found several odor-blocks in the registry and in the discussion we were notified of the possibility to introduce | + | For the regulation bacteria, X was set to be an odor after some brainstorming. The regulation bacteria can then be compared to commercial products that emit a 'constant' odor. We found several odor-blocks in the registry and in the discussion we were notified of the possibility to introduce alternate biobricks for odor, which apparently was not that difficult. |
[https://2009.igem.org/Image:Voorsteling_project_regel-bacterie2.pdf Presentation Regulation bacteria] | [https://2009.igem.org/Image:Voorsteling_project_regel-bacterie2.pdf Presentation Regulation bacteria] | ||
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Progress
Both projects, regulation bacteria and the blue lagoon, were presented to the tutors followed by a discussion on their viability. Afterwards it was decided to proceed with the regulation bacteria. The aim for the presentation of the blue lagoon was to answer the questions raised in the presentation yesterday. The aim of the regulaton bacteria presentation was to find factor X and fix the system error.
For the regulation bacteria, X was set to be an odor after some brainstorming. The regulation bacteria can then be compared to commercial products that emit a 'constant' odor. We found several odor-blocks in the registry and in the discussion we were notified of the possibility to introduce alternate biobricks for odor, which apparently was not that difficult.
Presentation Regulation bacteria
Remarks
It was decided that we will work on the bacterium that regulates a smell intensity based on light intensity.
