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[[Image:Biology+Device.png|thumb|center|600px|At the highest level, the registry views this collection of objects as a device.  The device includes DNA, mRNA, proteins.  But what is inside the device is not important.  What is really important is what the device does, in this case the amount of a small molecule regulates the activity of a promoter.  Hence, this device might be an AHL in, POPS out receiver device.  The function and inputs and outputs of the device are what goes into the description of the device.  [[User:Bcanton/RegistryObjects3|NEXT->]]]]
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[[Image:Biology+Device.png|thumb|center|600px|At the highest level, the registry views this collection of objects as a device.  The device includes DNA, mRNA, proteins.  But what is inside the device is not important.  What is really important is what the device does, in this case the amount of a small molecule regulates the activity of a promoter.  Hence, this device might be an AHL in, POPS out receiver device.  The function and inputs and outputs of the device are central to the description of the device.  The inner workings of the device consists of proteins (that binds to the small molecule) and DNA (the promoter that is regulated by the protein).  [[User:Bcanton/RegistryObjects3|NEXT->]]]]

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At the highest level, the registry views this collection of objects as a device. The device includes DNA, mRNA, proteins. But what is inside the device is not important. What is really important is what the device does, in this case the amount of a small molecule regulates the activity of a promoter. Hence, this device might be an AHL in, POPS out receiver device. The function and inputs and outputs of the device are central to the description of the device. The inner workings of the device consists of proteins (that binds to the small molecule) and DNA (the promoter that is regulated by the protein). NEXT->