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Simulation and sensitivity analysis
After describing the biological processes and choosing a set of empirical parameters, we want to simulate our designed processing modules. Before the simulation, we characterized some promoters to estimate the promoter strength, which will sometimes influence the cell's state directly. To take the intrinsic noise into consideration, we simulate the stochastic time course trajectories of the state of a chemical reaction network using Gillespie algorithm (Gillespie, 2001). We will analysis our two designs respectively.
Design 1
The effect of promoter strength
