Team:Groningen/Modelling/Characterization

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                   {constants:{Vc:0.006666667,Vs:(1-0.006666667),pro:0,ars2T:0,proK:16.605e-9},AsT:20e-6,
                   {constants:{Vc:0.006666667,Vs:(1-0.006666667),pro:0,ars2T:0,proK:16.605e-9},AsT:20e-6,
                     data:{AsinT:[2.25e-4,3.47e-4,4.19e-4,3.93e-4,4.19e-4,4.82e-4,4.82e-4,4.95e-4],
                     data:{AsinT:[2.25e-4,3.47e-4,4.19e-4,3.93e-4,4.19e-4,4.82e-4,4.82e-4,4.95e-4],
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                           time:[582,1212,1890,2514,3144,3828,4260,6036]}}};
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                           time:[582,1212,1890,2514,3144,3828,4260,6036]}},
                   pSB1A2con:    //  concentration mode this is our first icps measerment wild type
                   pSB1A2con:    //  concentration mode this is our first icps measerment wild type
                   {constants:{Vc:0.000808081,Vs:(1-0.000808081),ars2T:0},time:Infinity,
                   {constants:{Vc:0.000808081,Vs:(1-0.000808081),ars2T:0},time:Infinity,

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TODO: Talk about the devices we have and in what way we want to characterize them.

Uptake measurements

Sampling scheme
Time (min)
0 10 20 40 60
As(III)exT(0)
(µM)
0 x
10 x x x x x
20 x
50 x
100 x

To efficiently look at both time and concentration dependent processes we took samples as in the table on the right. Below we list all results, which have been used for fitting all necessary parameters.

TODO: List results. Take conversion from nmol/mg and mg/ml to µM and Vc/Vs into account.

best cur gradient solved
v5/K5
v5
K5
k8/K7
k8
K7
tauBbeta4
tauB
beta4
tauR
beta1
E

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