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<li> the top three permit cellular communication and to see phenotypes of the cells.</li> | <li> the top three permit cellular communication and to see phenotypes of the cells.</li> | ||
<li> the last one containes genes to allow signal transduction (to other neighbor cells).</li> | <li> the last one containes genes to allow signal transduction (to other neighbor cells).</li> | ||
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Each of the top three operons can respond specificly to a quorum sensing (QSS) and respond by another QSS giving rise to a chain reaction , to all near bacteria. | Each of the top three operons can respond specificly to a quorum sensing (QSS) and respond by another QSS giving rise to a chain reaction , to all near bacteria. | ||
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| - | + | The figure N° represents the different genetic constructions that we will try to make. | |
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Revision as of 12:57, 23 September 2012
iGEM - Bordeaux - Conception
We choosed to create 4 operons:
The figure N° represents the different genetic constructions that we will try to make.
