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| + | Mathematical modeling is essential in qualitatively describing <i>de novo</i> genetic circuits that frequently arise in synthetic biology. We can use such models for two objectives: (1) predicting the behavior of combinations of BioBrick parts designed for the synthetic circuit that performs some task, and (2) choosing the appropriate promoter and ribosome binding site (RBS) with suitable strengths for the circuit. Also, it will serve as a reference for others who use the BioBrick in the future. In summary, the model and the computer simulation are our beginning point for making testable predictions about the behavior of our system. We construct a computational model describing the genetic network encompassing relevant signal transduction pathways in order to help build | ||
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Mathematical modeling is essential in qualitatively describing de novo genetic circuits that frequently arise in synthetic biology. We can use such models for two objectives: (1) predicting the behavior of combinations of BioBrick parts designed for the synthetic circuit that performs some task, and (2) choosing the appropriate promoter and ribosome binding site (RBS) with suitable strengths for the circuit. Also, it will serve as a reference for others who use the BioBrick in the future. In summary, the model and the computer simulation are our beginning point for making testable predictions about the behavior of our system. We construct a computational model describing the genetic network encompassing relevant signal transduction pathways in order to help build
