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Revision as of 03:36, 10 October 2014
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--Goal/background/why
--System
--diagram and mechanism walk through
--Results (new page)
---section for each experiment (collapsible, with descriptive heading and quick meaning (pass/fail))
----Motivation for test
----methods as applicable
----results (graphs etc)
----meaning
-----why its a pass/fail
-----implications (eg the protein assembles correctly)
--future
---Other applications
---future experiments
---tuning and signal processing