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<p>According to our bench project we divided the Math Modelling in two: (1) RFP production taking in account the regulation of MerR gene, which turns RFP expression possible only in the presence of Mercury. This model allow us to understand the force of the new promoters we designed by the speed of RFP’s production; (2) A model to predict the production of the complex Omp-A-Phytochelatin and bioaccumulation of mercury.</p>
  
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<p>We want to characterize the promoter’s velocity of expression due to presence of mercury, so we will attach an RFP gene to it to produce.</p>
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<p>First we will model the production of RFP due to Hg<sup>2+</sup> at stationary time phase with this configuration. Then we add the initial phase consideration</p>
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Latest revision as of 20:56, 19 October 2016


MATHEMATICS SECTION

According to our bench project we divided the Math Modelling in two: (1) RFP production taking in account the regulation of MerR gene, which turns RFP expression possible only in the presence of Mercury. This model allow us to understand the force of the new promoters we designed by the speed of RFP’s production; (2) A model to predict the production of the complex Omp-A-Phytochelatin and bioaccumulation of mercury.