Team:LCG-UNAM-Mexico:Population

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Although we modified ''E. coli'' at molecular level in order to defend itself against certain phages, our ultimate goal is that E. coli can contend against infection at population level.
Although we modified ''E. coli'' at molecular level in order to defend itself against certain phages, our ultimate goal is that E. coli can contend against infection at population level.
For this reason we decided to simulate, at population level, phage infection and the effectiveness of our genetic circuit.  
For this reason we decided to simulate, at population level, phage infection and the effectiveness of our genetic circuit.  
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For this purpose, we use three different approaches:
For this purpose, we use three different approaches:

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INTRODUCTION TO POPULATION MODEL


Bacteria-phage interaction essentially is a fight between two POPULATIONS for survival. Although we modified E. coli at molecular level in order to defend itself against certain phages, our ultimate goal is that E. coli can contend against infection at population level. For this reason we decided to simulate, at population level, phage infection and the effectiveness of our genetic circuit.

For this purpose, we use three different approaches:


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