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With a working model, it was time for the ultimate test: Olive Oil<br><br>
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Nine samples of Extra Virgin Olive Oil were obtained and <a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:UC_Davis/Protein_Engineering_Test" class="brightlink">prepared</a> for assay. The velocities were recorded with each enzyme for a total of 27 data points. We used the best catalytic matrix from our previous model and again inverted the matrix and multiplied by the observed velocity. The results are plotted below:
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Revision as of 02:19, 18 October 2014

UC Davis iGEM 2014

Mathematical Approach

Mathematical Approach

Testing Our Model

Testing Our Model

Olive Oil

Olive Oil

Olive Oil

With a working model, it was time for the ultimate test: Olive Oil

Nine samples of Extra Virgin Olive Oil were obtained and prepared for assay. The velocities were recorded with each enzyme for a total of 27 data points. We used the best catalytic matrix from our previous model and again inverted the matrix and multiplied by the observed velocity. The results are plotted below: