Team:Groningen/Notebook/Modeling 17July2012

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Simulations are running to see the effects of glutamine and potassium uptake rates on biomass. Using this data and growth curves from the lab I shall be able to estimate the actual uptake rates. Then I can finally produce some realistic biomass curves.
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Simulations are running to see the effects of glutamine and potassium uptake rates on biomass. Using this data and growth curves from the lab  
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I shall be able to estimate the actual uptake rates. Then I can finally produce some realistic biomass curves.
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For now, here's a plot which shows that Bacillus subtilis can use glutamine as a carbon source and continue to grow.
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For now, here's a plot which shows that <i>B. subtilis</i> can use glutamine as a carbon source and continue to grow, according to the model anyway.
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<A HREF="https://2012.igem.org/Team:Groningen/Notebook"><FONT COLOR=#ff6700>Back to notebook</FONT></A>
<A HREF="https://2012.igem.org/Team:Groningen/Notebook"><FONT COLOR=#ff6700>Back to notebook</FONT></A>

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Simulations are running to see the effects of glutamine and potassium uptake rates on biomass. Using this data and growth curves from the lab I shall be able to estimate the actual uptake rates. Then I can finally produce some realistic biomass curves.

For now, here's a plot which shows that B. subtilis can use glutamine as a carbon source and continue to grow, according to the model anyway.
Back to notebook


Groningen2012 JP 20120717 GlnAsCarbonSource.png