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		+	<center>Synthetic Biology targets to design and create original biological systems. But the genetic systems involved are very intricate. Before going to lab and start working,  one should first have a reasonable estimate of what they expect to do. And here mathematical modeling is useful.</center>
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		+	<center>Mathematical Model</center>
		+	<ul>The following assumptions were taken for modeling the system:
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		+	<ul>We chose a constitutive promoter so the input gene expression function do not involve any repression or activation term, So formulated the following set of differential equations of transcription and translation:
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		+	We used some of the parameters developed by iGEM Team Aberdeen 2009 and for the maximal expression level of promoter J231119 we compared is RPU(Relative promoter unit) values with promoter J23101.
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		+	After putting values the set of differential equation becomes:
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