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As can be seen, different arabinose concentrations mean lower output levels, but all switch off at similar levels of repressor, so if the model is assumed to be correct, a system such as this would not meet the specifications of switching on at different levels of input. It is actually more useful to plot against input concentration with different set repressor concentrations represented by the different lines, as below, as each line then represents the response of a particular strain to input. | As can be seen, different arabinose concentrations mean lower output levels, but all switch off at similar levels of repressor, so if the model is assumed to be correct, a system such as this would not meet the specifications of switching on at different levels of input. It is actually more useful to plot against input concentration with different set repressor concentrations represented by the different lines, as below, as each line then represents the response of a particular strain to input. | ||
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Revision as of 10:57, 17 August 2009
Categories :
Project :
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Overview
Sensitivity Tuner
--- Characterisation
--- Modelling
Colour Generators
--- Carotenoids (Orange/Red)
--- Melanin (Brown)
--- Violacein (Purple/Green)
The Future
Safety
Notebook :
Team Logistics :
Week 6
Monday
Dry Work
Modelling
On friday, the two models for a proposed threshold switching system were created. Model 6.2 (competition between activator and repressor for a site on the DNA) was investigated; For different 'arabinose' (or other proposed input) and repressor concentrations the level of output from the system was plotted. It was hoped that for different input levels (shown in the below graphs by the different green lines of output) the position of switching to low output would take place at different repressor levels due to the competitive nature of the system. Investigation into refining the model will take place.
As can be seen, different arabinose concentrations mean lower output levels, but all switch off at similar levels of repressor, so if the model is assumed to be correct, a system such as this would not meet the specifications of switching on at different levels of input. It is actually more useful to plot against input concentration with different set repressor concentrations represented by the different lines, as below, as each line then represents the response of a particular strain to input.
