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Every cell on the grid below computes an XOR of the two signals coming from above. XOR means that if only one of the two signals (red or blue) is coming, the cell should turn ON (and show green fluorescence), whereas if none or both signals are coming, the cell should stay OFF. | Every cell on the grid below computes an XOR of the two signals coming from above. XOR means that if only one of the two signals (red or blue) is coming, the cell should turn ON (and show green fluorescence), whereas if none or both signals are coming, the cell should stay OFF. | ||
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Revision as of 11:33, 12 October 2014
Every cell on the grid below computes an XOR of the two signals coming from above. XOR means that if only one of the two signals (red or blue) is coming, the cell should turn ON (and show green fluorescence), whereas if none or both signals are coming, the cell should stay OFF.
Pass the mouse on the different colonies to understand how they process the signals coming from the top and make the pattern appear.
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3OC12HSL added to the first well
