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<h1 align="center" /><div class="glow1"><b>Model Documentation</b></div><br /><br /></h1> | <h1 align="center" /><div class="glow1"><b>Model Documentation</b></div><br /><br /></h1> | ||
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| + | <p>The documentation of the model consists of the derivations of all the equations used to create the model. Each equation contributes a piece of the picture which ultimately results in the calculations of important cell characteristics. These equations live in the matlab model that can be found <a rel="external" href="https://2012.igem.org/Team:Carnegie_Mellon/Modelling/Walkthrough">here</a>. </p> | ||
<h1>1. Experimental Data Analysis </h1> | <h1>1. Experimental Data Analysis </h1> | ||
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| - | Let fluorescent mRNA and protein concentration be represented by [Rf] and [Pf] | + | Let fluorescent mRNA and protein concentration be represented by [Rf] and [Pf] respectively. They are related directly to the fluorescence level, which we will label Fr and Fp. |
The mRNA and protein concentration levels can be measured by just the fluorescence. To do this, we will abide by the assumptions that | The mRNA and protein concentration levels can be measured by just the fluorescence. To do this, we will abide by the assumptions that | ||
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Revision as of 23:18, 4 September 2012
Model Documentation
Documentation Preface
The documentation of the model consists of the derivations of all the equations used to create the model. Each equation contributes a piece of the picture which ultimately results in the calculations of important cell characteristics. These equations live in the matlab model that can be found here.
1. Experimental Data Analysis
Let fluorescent mRNA and protein concentration be represented by [Rf] and [Pf] respectively. They are related directly to the fluorescence level, which we will label Fr and Fp. The mRNA and protein concentration levels can be measured by just the fluorescence. To do this, we will abide by the assumptions that
