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  • Team:Imperial College London/Temporal Control/Graph
    ... href="https://2009.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College_London/Temporal_Control/Graph"><img style="vertical-align:bottom;" width="15%" src="http://i691.photobuck ...m:Imperial_College_London/Temporal_Control/Graph"><b>Testing construct and graph</b></a></center></td>
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  • Team:TUDelft/Ethics results
    [[image:Graph i.jpg|thumb|280px|Graph i.]]<br> [[image:Graph ii.jpg|thumb|280px|Graph ii.]]<br>
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  • Team:Groningen/Promoters
    |{{graph|Team:Groningen/Graphs/Promoters/OD600/LB/Background}} |{{graph|Team:Groningen/Graphs/Promoters/OD600/TY/Background}}
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/parameters/invest 4
    The graph shows the concentration of molecules against the iteration number (which is [[Image:Input Model Graph 1.jpg|center|500px]]
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  • Team:Calgary/Modelling/Blog
    ...ering about results, well our model is also able to produce nice and clean graph visualizations. Lets take a look at sample AI2 concentration over 1000 step ...12625874613266" border="0" /></a></div><div>I am gong to present only this graph for our result section just to demonstrate that our model is able to not on
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  • Team:Groningen/Modelling/Characterization
    ...rsenic. If there is no efflux of arsenic the dervative of the accumulation graph is the speed at wich arsenic is pumped inside the cell. The maximum speed w ...or at a concentration of 100 micromolair. On the left side one can see the graph of the luminance and on right side and on the right side one can see the co
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  • Team:Berkeley Software/Kepler
    ...scusses the way in which we can go from a composite device, to an assembly graph (an object representing its efficient assembly), and finally to commands fo ...d into the Kepler's workflow as <u>Assembly Info</u>. Our example assembly graph can be represented visually as:<br>
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  • Team:Calgary/Modelling/MC/Results
    ... are generated over time by divisions (red, green, and yellow lines). This graph demonstrates that number of AI-2 molecules changes logarithmically between ... the production of GFPs. After this point, the degradations of GFPs occur. Graph 3 demonstrates the number of GFP proteins in one of the newborn cells in th
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  • Team:Calgary/10 July 2009
    Mathematica graph function (a built-in function) gets a list of numbers and plot them in a wa ..., we pass the number of AI-2s in teach time step as a list to our built-in graph function and we generate it. However, when division occurs we have to pass
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  • Team:Groningen/Project/Promoters
    ...lower production and degradation of ArsR (the two left graphs). Also, each graph has a line showing the formation of a product behind the ars promoter that * In the bottom-right graph the induction is done gradually (the amount of arsenic increases linearly d
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  • Team:EPF-Lausanne/LOVTAP Results
    ... of the fluorescence every 3 minutes: this was the data used to obtain the graph you can see further below. This graph shows the average curve for each condition (tryptophane added, ATC added, o
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Drylab/Enzyme/Simulations
    <font face='Calibri' size='4'><b>Simulation 1: The Generic Graph</b></font><br><br> ...mplex over time are shown. Comparisons between the standard enzyme kinetic graph with and without Michaelis-Menten kinetics are made.
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  • Team:Tokyo Tech/cph
    '''Graph 1 : lacZ assay result of the constructed parts''' Shown in this graph 1, the BioBrick parts we’ve made, in the 4 columns in the right, worked e
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  • Team:Groningen/Brainstorm/Modelling
    ...e two views of the data are linked (although at this time both the kind of graph and the link is not optimal) and that it would be possible to create templa {{graph|Team:Groningen/Graphs/Test}}
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  • Team:Groningen/Project/Transport
    ...e average optical density (OD<sub>600</sub>) of a construct over time. The graph on the left shows that increased As(III) levels inhibits growth and as the The second graph represents the OD<sub>600</sub> values of a ''E. coli'' culture with pLac-G
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/parameters/invest 3
    ...wer expected limit and the upper expected limit and plot a point in our 3D graph corresponding to the randomly chosen values. This point is then colored to [[Image:Monte Carlo Graph 1.jpg|center|700px]]
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/internal/SimBiology
    ... exactly, and if you want to see the set of parameters we used. Below is a graph of the system turning on in response to input signals of quorum sensing and ... of LacI. These had a sensitivity of many thousand as can be seen from the graph below. The reason for LacI being singled out as a sensitive species and tha
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  • Team:Todai-Tokyo/Modeling
    ...ology toolbox in MATLAB for the simulation, and the result is shown as the graph below. ...t the actual system should exhibit the oscillation pattern similar to the graph above with some possible noise and unstable behavior.
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  • Allen Cai's notebook
    ... are 100% similar, and if the p-value of the graph is 0.00, that means the graph is 0% similar (100% different). When comparing our WT strain and strain tha
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  • Team:Calgary/17 August 2009
    ...e k parameter doesn't affect the behaviour of the graph . The shape of the graph stays the same . </p> ... constants on the graph. This resulted in no change in the behavior of the graph as predicted by the paper. The max/min/ steepness of the graphs changed as
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/quorum/invest 1
    The graph shows the concentration of molecules against the iteration number (which is [[Image:Input Model Graph 1.jpg|center|300px]]
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  • Team:Virginia/Model
    ...acellular arsenate decays as it diffuses into the cell. In the upper right graph, intracellular arsenate initially peaks as the arsenate diffuses into the c ...cell. As we can see in the lower left extracellular arsenite concentration graph, as the cellular system functions, extracellular arsenite levels rises as e
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  • Team:Cambridge/Project/CA03
    ...-carotene of known amount as the standard reference and included it in the graph below. ... 100μL water and loaded on to MicroPlate Reader for a full spectrum. Each graph shows the average of two readings. Value normalised with blank (50% acetone
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  • Team:Valencia/Parts/Characterization
    ...plex and photons –light- are emitted during a short period of time. This graph shows yeasts’ response to the addition of 30 µL of KOH: ...ons, and KCl, which do not perform alkali shock) are also included in this graph:
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  • Team:IIT Bombay India/PSM
    [[Image:Graph-1.jpg]] [[Image:Graph-2.jpg]]
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  • Team:EPF-Lausanne/Analysis
    Using EXCEL, we obtain the following graph, which represents the evolution of the temperature in function of time: Using EXCEL, we obtain the following graph, which represents the evolution of the density in function of time:
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  • Team:Groningen/Project/Vesicle
    |[[Image:Groningen_ODFerAndNonFer.PNG|400px|thumb|Figure 5. Graph of OD measurements at 600nm of both the fermentor and non-fermentor tests. {{graph|Team:Groningen/Graphs/DensityLimit|id=densityLimitGraph}}
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  • Team:Groningen/Notebook/20 July 2009
    ...g. 1B) in [[Team:Groningen/Literature#Meng2004|Meng2004]] by importing the graph in Inkscape and aligning the axes with its rulers.
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  • Team:Cambridge/Notebook/Week5
    ...M. Very low level transcription can be seen to be amplified. The amplified graph (91) starts to drop off at high concentrations: this may be due to toxicity ...hat for zero, showing the basal amplification. What is interesting in this graph is that the gain drops off, well before the reduction of expression for cel
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  • Minnesota/30 June 2009
    Here is the "leaky" graph along with the base for comparison:<br> As can be seen the "leaky" graph indeed does show increased GFP production at low aTc concentrations.<br>
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  • Team:McGill/Modeling
    ...nd then getting closer to the inhibitory site along the opposite side. The graph of frequency of the inhibitory molecule at the inhibitory site vs separatio ...iodic motion. Before we look into these curves, let's look over the entire graph. When the two oscillators are very close together, their frequency is alway
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  • Team:EPF-Lausanne/Analysis methods
    ...cs → Labels. By chosing <i>Bonds</i> we select the distance labeled. The graph tab will create a plot of the distance between these two atoms over time. ..."label", select dihedral, click on the created dihedral, click on the tab "Graph" and finally save the calculated data.
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  • Team:Sheffield/Modeling
    From the graph above it is clear that at high intensity OmpRP concentration is less, there [[Image:graph.png|center|750px|border]]
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  • Team:Calgary/9 October 2009
    ...d degradation of GFP proteins in parent cells and newborn cells. The First graph graph shows the number of GFP proteins within one of the parent cells (indicated
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  • Team:Edinburgh/biology(results)
    ...moter activity from BBa_I20260 is represented by "positive control" on the graph. Procaine acts as an agonist to phosphorylated omp-R, the inherent activato ...nstrated that 10 mM is the sensitivity peak of this promoter (look at last graph).
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  • Team:Stanford/ModelingPage
    ... RA is mainly based on a chain of two catalyzed reactions, as shown in the graph below:<br> [[Image:RA graph.jpg|800px|center]]
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  • Team:DTU Denmark/theory private securkey=hjg1mab2ak47
    ... controlled bursts in product of reporter gene expression (<b>C:</b> lower graph).</i></p><br>
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  • Team:DTU Denmark/applications private securkey Dhjg1mab2ak47
    ... controlled bursts in product of reporter gene expression (<b>C:</b> lower graph).</i></p><br>
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  • Team:Berkeley Software/KeplerTutorial
    ...emblyGraph & GetString: both receive data from Clotho, such as an assembly graph or some debugging information. These actors output either genetic Object da <b>G</b>. OneStageProcessing: Creates the files from an assembly graph, the choice of stage, and antibiotic selection.<br>
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  • Team:DTU Denmark/testtesttest242
    ... controlled bursts in product of reporter gene expression (<b>C:</b> lower graph).</i></p><br>
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  • Team:EPF-Lausanne/Results/EDS
    We get a quite constant value. It would be more interesting to compare this graph to the [https://2009.igem.org/wiki/index.php?title=Team:EPF-Lausanne/Result ...he position of ASN414, that's why we wanted to check it with the following graph, which plot the dihedral angles of Asn 414 against the dihedral angles of G
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  • Team:EPF-Lausanne/Results/Validation
    Using EXCEL, we obtain the following graph, which represents the evolution of the temperature in function of time: Using EXCEL, we obtain the following graph, which represents the evolution of the density in function of time:
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  • Team:UCL London/From the lab/Results
    ...://partsregistry.org/Part:BBa_K239009 BBa_K239009]). ''Please click on the graph to view larger image.'' ...org/Part:BBa_K239001 BBa_K239001]. According to Fig.3a and Fig.3c degP+GFP graph, degP promoter showed weak fluorescence when it reached stationary phase.No
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  • Team:NYMU-Taipei/Project/Removal
    ====Graph of Experiments====
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  • Team:DTU Denmark/applications
    ... leading to controlled bursts of reporter gene expression (<b>C:</b> lower graph).</i></p><br>
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  • Team:University of Alberta/14 September 2009
    Take out bar graph on essential genes list ...one testing them. Replace with bullet slide of what we had to optimize – graph it?
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  • Team:Cambridge/Project/Amplification/Characterisation
    === Sample Graph ===
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/modeling/combined model
    ...orum sensing activate for a lower density of bacteria than in reality. The graph below shows the number of alive bacteria at the site of the breach: As you can see in the above graph the number of bacteria increases initially as bacteria arrive from the surr
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  • Team:Illinois-Tools/Project
    ...also access organism, enzyme, and gene information. A visualization of our graph can be seen below. ...lgorithm we used is the bidirectional dikstra. We took this algorithm from graph theory to handle our large data set. The weights are assigned based on the
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  • Team:Berkeley Software/BingNotebook/Notes
    ...problem. I've found a java graph library, JGraphT, that I'll be using as a graph framework. I also found the java Preferences library, which I think we shou
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  • Team:Wash U/Biological Parts
    [[Image:02 puc pro characterization graph a.png|700px|]]<br> ...ity and the associated absorbance with that point. The center stacked bar graph shows the accumulation of optical density given by the absorbance readings
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  • Team:Groningen/Project/Accumulation
    {{graph|Team:Groningen/Graphs/AccumulationFactor|id=accumulationFactorGraph}} // Draw graph
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  • Minnesota/7 July 2009
    ...basal''' came back and were analyzed, here is the base model and the basal graph:<br> As expected, regardless of aTc concentration the graph looks like the GFP expression at high aTc concentrations of the base model.
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  • Team:Calgary/10 June 2009
    ...ems such as limits , integrations , matricies etc . Can also plot data and graph equations . Integrated DNA technologies has generously offered to donate graph papers and sharpies. IDT is iGEM's community partner.
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  • Team:Calgary/13 August 2009
    ... it is able to produce a visual representation of our model. The following graph represents the system without AI-2, and when there are 20 Pqrr4 promoters i The next graph represents the system without AI-2, and when there is only 1 Pqrr4 promoter
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  • Team:Cambridge/Project/Violacein
    ...sed for carotene. The results were normalised for OD and then plotted as a graph of absorption units against wavelength: [[Image:Vio wavelength graph.JPG]]
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  • Team:Newcastle/Modeling/Population
    [[Image:Newcastle Population Example Graph.png|thumb|This is an example graph created using some of the output from a small run of the population model,
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  • Team:IIT Bombay India/Project
    [[Image:Graph-1.jpg]] [[Image:Graph-2.jpg]]
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  • IllinoisTools/1 August 2009
    ...ls. I was very successful with my program, as it makes a nice, easy to see graph of any reaction pathway. I sent this code to Donny, so that he may work it
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/Project
    ...erdeen_Scotland/internal/stochastic">stochastically</a></html>, an example graph is shown here: ...arameters/invest_3">Monte Carlo</a></html> simulations as in the following graph:
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/internal/deterministic
    [[Image:Det graph 1.jpg|center|700px]] [[Image:Det graph 2.jpg|center|700px]]
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/parameters/invest 5
    ..., the increase in the production of GFP becomes even more pronounced. This graph shows that changing the system to mimick V.fischeri, gives us the behaviour
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  • Team:Valencia/WetLab/YeastTeam/Results/graphs
    ...lts of the other. According this, when we only compare results in the same graph if they were obtained with the same luminometer. However, an increase (or n This graph clearly show us that using a same voltage, we obtain a better response with
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  • Team:Groningen/Modelling/model
    {{graph|Team:Groningen/Graphs/model|id= modelDataGraph}} {{graph|Team:Groningen/Graphs/Totalmodel|id=TotalmodelGraph}}
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  • Team:Heidelberg/Notebook measure/NotebookMi
    [[image:HD09_microscopy_exposuretime.PNG|center|350px|thumb|'''Figure 2: Graph of exposure time versus average grey values''' The correlation factor is in [[Image:HD09 microscopy HeLastand.PNG|center|350px|thumb|'''Figure 5: Graph of exposure time versus average grey values''' Mean grey values were obtain
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  • EPF-Lausanne/11 September 2009
    All the clones react in the same way, here it is the graph for RO2#4. It seems we have an increase until somewhere between 2ul and 4 u Nicolas ce graph n'est pas dans ce que tu nous a envoyé, est-ce que tu peux le rajouter stp
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  • Team:Calgary/28 September 2009
    The graph changes rapidly in the first few seconds to give equilibrium values . ...re very similar . Only the level of expression and the rate with which the graph reaches equilibrium changes (but only minutely ).
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Wetlab/Protocols/SecondaryCarbon
    ...ake half hour readings from 5th hour to more accurately determine shape of graph.<br>
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Wetlab/Protocols/Abs
    ...lture. This data set is then combined with absorbance readings to create a graph relating the number of colony forming cells per ml to their absorbance meas The absorbance is related to the number of colony forming units in a graph. <br>
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Temporal Control
    ... href="https://2009.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College_London/Temporal_Control/Graph#Explanation_of_Timeline [[Team:Imperial_College_London/Temporal_Control/Graph#Testing_Construct | Click here]] to see our testing construct.
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Wetlab/Protocols/Trehalose
    ...plot a graph of trehalose concentration against time. The gradient of this graph would give us the total activity of cells. Dividing this by the number of c
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  • Team:Edinburgh/modelling(reallifemodelling)
    The TNT diffusion graph after a year is shown below ... a very low conversion of TNT to Nitrites will be achieved. The diffusion graph for Nitrite is very similar to that for TNT.
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  • Team:Calgary/Modelling/Results
    The following is the graph produced by our differential equation based model under five different leve The following is the graph produced by our differential equation based model under five different leve
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  • Ryan Liang's notebook
    ...Flowjo program; organized the data on excel, then put the results on a bar graph. ...analyze these numbers on a computer program Flowjo, excel, as well as on a graph.
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  • Team:Wisconsin-Madison/SDMT
    This graph shows the growth of DH10B control cells in .6 M NaCl/LB. Cells were treate This graph shows the growth of DH10B cells harboring the GsSDMT gene on an expression
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  • Team:EPF-Lausanne/Results/Differential Analysis
    ... high positive value. We can see that the CYS450 has an high value on this graph, which tends to prove that it has a signification.
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  • Wisconsin-Madison/28 June 2009
    [[Image:0628 graph 1.jpg]] [[Image:0628 graph 2.jpg]]
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  • Team:BCCS-Bristol/BSim/Case studies/Magnetotaxis
    ...g the magnetic field strength on the average velocity of the bacteria. The graph (Figure 1) below shows the result of this. As can be seen, there is a maxim [[Image:BCCS-Bristol_VaryingFieldOnVelocity.jpg|center|frame|Figure 1: Graph of the effect of varying the magnetic field strength on the average velocit
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  • Team:BCCS-Bristol/BSim/Case studies/Repressilators
    ...ynchronisation transition for random initial conditions and the right hand graph shows synchronisation for uniform initial conditions. As expected, synchron
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  • Team:BCCS-Bristol/Project/Wet lab/Notebook
    [[Image:BCCS_cell_conc.jpg|center|500px|frame|The graph shows on the y-axis Optical Density at absorbance of 600nm (representative [[Image:BCCS_Growth_curves.jpg|center|200px|frame|The graph illustrates the assessment of growth post promoter induction with L-Arabino
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  • Team:Calgary/Lab/Mutant
    ...he left hand bars depict the KT1144 cells with and without LuxO D47E. This graph shows that without the LuxO D47E mutant in the KT1144 cells, fluorescence r
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  • Team:Cambridge/Project/VI03
    ...sed for carotene. The results were normalised for OD and then plotted as a graph of absorption units against wavelength: [[Image:Vio wavelength graph.JPG]]
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  • Team:BCCS-Bristol/BSim/Case studies/VESECURE
    The graph below shows the proportion of activated bacteria in the population as a fun The graph below shows the proportion of activated bacteria in the population as a fun
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  • Team:USTC Software/When
    :Is it better to export a graph following SBGN standard?
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  • Team:Berkeley Software/DougNotebook
    ... final assembly independent of the cost metrics used to build the assembly graph (which could be corrupt when we break cycles to perform valid 2ab coloring)
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  • Team:Illinois-Tools/Notebook/Week2
    ...he modules to install and work properly. I was finally able to generate a graph via Python in conjunction with Graphviz!! I also experimented more with Cy
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  • Team:Wash U/Project
    ... the tissue flasks as measured by OD assessed as absorbance at 600 nm. The graph is organized such that those closest to the "days" axis were closest to the
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  • IllinoisTools/6 June 2009
    ...he modules to install and work properly. I was finally able to generate a graph via Python in conjunction with Graphviz!! I also experimented more with Cy
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  • Team:Bologna/Software
    ...xplot of bacteria fluorescence (Figure 7) and the area vs the fluorescence graph (Figure 8).
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  • Team:Groningen/Graphs/Test2
    caption: 'This is another graph of some extremely interesting data.',
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  • Team:Tsinghua/Modeling
    ... to conduct the molecular docking day experiment. In the generated docking graph, the ligand (we used the crystalized fiber protein to substitute the target
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  • Team:Groningen/Notebook/4 August 2009
    The ‘dojo’ graph doesn’t work in Mozzila firefoxs. This problem is fixed trough set both t
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/quorum
    The graph shows the concentration of molecules against the iteration number (which is
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  • Team:Minnesota/Parts Characterization
    ...y inducible with a general downward trend in GFP production over time. The graph of aTc concentration of 50 ng/ml again demonstrates the spike in GFP produc
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  • Minnesota/3 July 2009
    ...creasing these kinetic constants does not have a significant affect on the graph.<br>
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  • Team:Cambridge/Notebook/Week6
    ...ration, with different set repressor levels as different lines on the same graph. This is equivalent to the competitive inhibtion of enzyme action, a sample
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  • Team:Cambridge/Notebook/Week7
    ...he different strains and their effects were discussed, such as using a bar graph with coloured pictures of the cells in the boxes - an effective way to show
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  • Team:UCL London/Project/Vision
    [[Image:G.png|700px|Graph|]]
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  • Minnesota/24 July 2009
    ...el, I decided to make sure cutting it out entirely came out with a logical graph. So reaction 11 and 13 kinetic constants were set to zero.<br>
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  • Minnesota/16 June 2009
    ...d at how decreasing the same constant by an order of magnitude changed the graph. Below are these two models along with the base model for comparison:
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  • Minnesota/24 June 2009
    As you can see from the above graph, this model shows no response to aTc concentration. The gfp output is the s
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  • Minnesota/29 June 2009
    ...changes that were made from the base model inorder to produce the modeling graph shown above. This model was completed by the supercomputer the day after th
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  • Minnesota/2 July 2009
    ... change to see if changing the model may have affected how they effect the graph. I submitted eight models today as described below:<br>
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  • Minnesota/9 July 2009
    ...o in order to check whether a decrease would ever significantly affect the graph:<br>
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  • Minnesota/22 July 2009
    ... accuracy of the model and allow for more manipulation of the shape of the graph. It is called '''smad_ttn_test3'''.<br>
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  • Team:Calgary/26 June 2009
    Graph section of our model is completed this week. As it was mentioned, now we ha
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  • Team:USTC Software/Perspective
    '''Q1:''' Is it better to export a graph following SBGN standard?
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  • Team:Calgary/21 August 2009
    ...ndicate the importance of filtering the supernatant (data not shown). The graph indicates an average obtained from 3 trials.
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  • Team:Groningen/Notebook/11 August 2009
    I look at figure 2 from Dey1995 but we don’t used is because the graph is in time and there are no exact data about the concentration of cells.
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  • Team:Illinois-Tools/Notebook/Week7
    I created a graph library which I call dongraphlib to handle our specific functions. I took a
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  • IllinoisTools/27 June 2009
    ...ted other libraries that python can work with to see how else I can make a graph using python. I learned some new things, but I am not sure if they will be
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  • IllinoisTools/11 July 2009
    I created a graph library which I call dongraphlib to handle our specific functions. I took a
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  • IllinoisTools/18 July 2009
    I modified the graph library to add room for additional weights. I also added search fields rath
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  • Team:Groningen/Notebook/10 August 2009
    * {{done}}(?) Infobox z-order not correct in IE (next to a graph as on the transport page at least).
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/WetLab/quorumsensing/results
    ...fluorescence was then assessed in the three transformant types.<br><br>The graph below (Figure 2) shows the negative control (pTrc99A / pIR double transform
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Major results
    From the graph on the right, we can see that the corrected fluorescence of glucose is almo
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  • Team:Valencia/WetLab/YeastTeam/Experimental
    ... results of the other. According this, we only compare results in the same graph if they were obtained with the same luminometer. However, an increase (or n
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  • EPF-Lausanne/4 September 2009
    <br>The 2 "wrong" clones had the following graph:
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  • EPF-Lausanne/9 September 2009
    This clone seems to work as well if we compare this graph to the one with TRP. We have the same results as for RO1#1.
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  • Team:Calgary/24 September 2009
    ...onse . This was corrected . (only after seeing weird oscillations from the graph : probably due to the nature of the solver ) It was decided that some more
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  • Team:TUDelft/Modeling Conjugation
    ...e Poisson distribution of separation values for various intensities in the graph below.
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Wetlab/Protocols/IPTGgrowth
    ...lture. This data set is then combined with absorbance readings to create a graph relating the number of colony forming cells per ml to their absorbance meas
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  • Team:Yeshiva NYC/Project
    ...fusion in one dimension. It was her job to come up with the plan of how to graph diffusion as a plot of intensity versus position from just a picture of a d
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  • Team:Groningen/Modelling/Interactive
    {{graph|Team:Groningen/Graphs/Test}} |<html> <INPUT type="submit" value="Show Graph"> </html>
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Drylab/Genome Deletion/Simulations
    *There is a "bump" in the graph of cell population. This can be explained:
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  • Imperial College London/Notebook/23 September 2009
    ... cell growth. This can be seen by the similarity of data on the normalised graph (bottom right, figure 1).
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  • Team:Sheffield/Project
    '''Graph analysis'''
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  • Team:KULeuven/Modeling/Integrated Model
    ...e proportional gain. Oscillations will become larger as can be seen on the graph below. Eventually the oscillations become dominant and will destabilize the
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  • Team:BCCS-Bristol/BSim/Features/Magnetotaxis
    ... group of bacteria make with the magnetic field direction. As shown in the graph below [[#ref3|[3] ]]:
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  • Imperial College London/Notebook/1 October 2009
    ...ies with OD, repetition of the experiment will allow to fit a curve to the graph: cell number vs OD.
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  • Team:Imperial College London/CheckList
    ...bout what you have done for each model in very laymans terms? Ie this is a graph showing a simulated model for blah blah blah.
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  • Team:Calgary/5 October 2009
    ...tem doesn't seem to have a saturation point for AI2 . The GFP level in the graph always decreases faster with more AI2 is added to the system .
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  • Imperial College London/Notebook/18 September 2009
    [[Image:graph.jpg]]<br>
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  • EPF-Lausanne/11 October 2009
    ...to check the reproductibility of our past results. We obtain the following graph: coming soon...
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  • EPF-Lausanne/15 October 2009
    The resulting graph is:
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  • EPF-Lausanne/16 October 2009
    ...ted (cells in M9 only and +ATc). If this was the case, we would obtain the graph below of the relative difference which would be more logical.
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  • Team:TUDelft/Conjugation Results
    We can see from this graph that expression of trbK does indeed reduce the conjugation efficiency by fo
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Temporal Control/Thermoinduction/System
    ...led gene E expression in Escherichia coli |FEMS Microbiol Lett|347-352}} - Graph and Lysis E
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Drylab/Autoinduction/Model2
    When lactose is the only carbon source, the graph has a sigmoid shape: For different extracellular lactose concentrations, it
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  • Team:Harvard/Laser
    ...ast or inhibited their growth. The results of those experiments are in the graph below:
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/parameters/invest 6
    In the above graph the bacteria number is plotted on the x axis, time on the y, and colour rep
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  • IllinoisTools/29 August 2009
    I worked on improving the graph library to avoid error messages by simply returning false if it is unable t
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  • Team:Stanford/ProjectPage
    [[Image:Graph of Immune disease incidence.png|thumb|right|'''Fig 2.1''' Incidence of vari
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  • August/10 October 2009
    ...tion 455nm, emission 507nm). This was repeated once every hour to obtain a graph of fluorescence versus OD600. From our tests it appeared that the only part
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  • Lesson Plan
    ...the modifications they executed and what the response was. They can make a graph and a slide-show depending on the availability of the computers and compete
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  • Team:TUDelft/ConjugationProtocol
    # Test the OD600. You can use the following graph to estimate the time needed for E.coli containing R751 to reach an OD600 va
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  • Team:Berkeley Wetlab/Passenger: Ag4 Peptide
    ...beta). To get rid of the scattering signal, cells were spun down, and this graph was generated using the respective supernatants. The formation of silver pa
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  • Team:KULeuven/Project Results
    Next, the effect of blue light on this promoter was examined. As shown on the graph below, blue light irradiation has a significant effect on the strength of t
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  • Week One
    File:DOC160509-16052009101732_Page_07.jpg|Neha's Graph
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  • Team:IIT Madras/Results
    ...0">Fig 8.2: </font></b><i>All 4 strains in media without antibiotics. This graph clearly elucidates the fact that the cells which bear a plasmid tend to gro
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  • Team:ArtScienceBangalore/Notebook/Week one
    File:DOC160509-16052009101732_Page_07.jpg|Neha's Graph
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  • Team:ArtScienceBangalore/Notebook/Week One
    Image:DOC160509-16052009101732_Page_07.jpg|Neha's Graph
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Temporal Control/Graph
    ... href="https://2009.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College_London/Temporal_Control/Graph"><img style="vertical-align:bottom;" width="15%" src="http://i691.photobuck ...m:Imperial_College_London/Temporal_Control/Graph"><b>Testing construct and graph</b></a></center></td>
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  • Team:Valencia/WetLab/YeastTeam/Results
    This graph shows the behaviour of a set of designs after the supply of a 4V shock.
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  • Team:Berkeley Wetlab/Passenger: MGFP
    Graph of the mean OD562 signals normalized to OD600 data:
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  • Trp.m
    % Graph
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  • Wisconsin-Madison/16 June 2009
    [[Image:graph.jpg]]
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  • Team:Stanford/NotebookPage/18 August 2009
    ****Graph Larger
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  • Wisconsin-Madison/26 June 2009
    [[Image:0626 graph.jpg]]
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  • Team:USTC Software/hoWIO
    3. Get reactions related information from"dbt.dat". As the graph, put them into the model by categories
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  • Team:Tokyo Tech/BlackenedEcoli
    the temperature will change as the graph shows.
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  • Team:UNICAMP-Brazil/Coliguard/Results
    [[Image:Graph 1. Growth cellular after ITPG induction1.JPG|500px|center]]
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Wetlab/Results/Cheminduction
    ...hat the growth rate corresponds to the gradient of the linear phase in the graph. This was done for two parallel wells, hence why we have plotted two parall
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  • Team:Calgary/Lab/Reporter
    <br><br>This graph is divided into two lines of cells and a positive control. The left hand ba
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  • Team:Aberdeen Scotland/combined
    ... exactly, and if you want to see the set of parameters we used. Below is a graph of the system turning on in response to input signals of quorum sensing and
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  • Team:NTU-Singapore/Project/Wetlab
    From the graph, the cell lysate containing CHE had achieved higher fluorescence readings t
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  • Team:NYMU-Taipei/Project/Promoter Strength Testing
    | [[image:NYMU 2009-08-25.png|800px]] || '''Figure 1.''' This is the graph of our promoter strength testing. Since we did not do biological replicates
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  • Oxygen Promoter
    <br> Our results can be observed in the graph. The results were appeared as expected. The presence of VHb gene in our E.c
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  • Team:Uppsala-Sweden/PLS
    ''Numerical values for above graph''
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