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− | This device is produces damped oscillations between PenI and CII. The pRE | + | This device is produces damped oscillations between PenI and CII. The [[Part:BBa_K116603|pRE]] can be activated by [[Part:BBa_K116602|CII]], which in turn produces [[Part:BBa_C0074|PenI]] and GFP. The PenI then represses the [[Part:BBa_R0074|pPenI]] resulting in slower production of CII. |
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This design was based on the design of a relaxation oscillator (two component oscillator). This design does not produce sustained oscillations like a normal oscillator (relaxation based or otherwise) because of the two oscillating effectors not being able to directly affect each other. | This design was based on the design of a relaxation oscillator (two component oscillator). This design does not produce sustained oscillations like a normal oscillator (relaxation based or otherwise) because of the two oscillating effectors not being able to directly affect each other. | ||
=== Modelling === | === Modelling === | ||
− | The modeling graph would look like the same as the [[Part:BBa_K195622| | + | The modeling graph would look like the same as the [[Part:BBa_K195622|CII/TetR damped oscillator With GFP Reporter (I)]] with the only difference being that the rate of damping would occur faster if the (strength of pPenI)/(strength of CII) is smaller. |
Latest revision as of 18:08, 21 October 2009
CII/PenI Damped Oscillator With GFP Reporter (II)
This device is produces damped oscillations between PenI and CII. The pRE can be activated by CII, which in turn produces PenI and GFP. The PenI then represses the pPenI resulting in slower production of CII.
This design was based on the design of a relaxation oscillator (two component oscillator). This design does not produce sustained oscillations like a normal oscillator (relaxation based or otherwise) because of the two oscillating effectors not being able to directly affect each other.
Modelling
The modeling graph would look like the same as the CII/TetR damped oscillator With GFP Reporter (I) with the only difference being that the rate of damping would occur faster if the (strength of pPenI)/(strength of CII) is smaller.
Sequence and Features
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
- 21INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]Illegal BglII site found at 516
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]Illegal AgeI site found at 334
- 1000INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]Illegal BsaI.rc site found at 1927