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* Our first Gibson assemblies worked well. Regulator plasmids piG0040, piG0041 and piG0042 have been constructed : | * Our first Gibson assemblies worked well. Regulator plasmids piG0040, piG0041 and piG0042 have been constructed : | ||
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* We printed our first mold for millifluidic chip : | * We printed our first mold for millifluidic chip : | ||
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* We simulated the whole model with and without riboswitch in Matlab with random parameters for integrases. We are still trying to estimate integrase parameters from the literature but it is very difficult. | * We simulated the whole model with and without riboswitch in Matlab with random parameters for integrases. We are still trying to estimate integrase parameters from the literature but it is very difficult. | ||
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Revision as of 09:18, 1 September 2014
Week 8
Wednesday, July 16th
- Our first Gibson assemblies worked well. Regulator plasmids piG0040, piG0041 and piG0042 have been constructed :
- We printed our first mold for millifluidic chip :
- We simulated the whole model with and without riboswitch in Matlab with random parameters for integrases. We are still trying to estimate integrase parameters from the literature but it is very difficult.
