Team:ETH Zurich/Achievements/Model Results

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In order for the GFP band to appear at the beginning of our channel, system is supplied with around 44.05 mg/L acetaldehyde. In order for the band to be able to form at the very end of the channel, the acetaldehyde concentration that is supplied to the system is 2420 mg/L.
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In order for the GFP band to appear at the beginning of our channel, system is supplied with around 44.05 mg/L acetaldehyde. In order for the band to be able to form at the very end of the channel, the input acetaldehyde concentration is 2420 mg/L.
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Modeling Results
Feasibility Analysis Process Design
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Feasibility Analysis

In order for the GFP band to appear at the beginning of our channel, system is supplied with around 44.05 mg/L acetaldehyde. In order for the band to be able to form at the very end of the channel, the input acetaldehyde concentration is 2420 mg/L.

Process Design

  • E. coli can generate a gradient by degrading a substance replenished by diffusion in an agarose-filled channel.
  • It can do so within a reasonable experimental timeframe (within several hours).
  • It can do so within reasonable channel lengths (several centimeters)
  • Channel diameter is irrelevant for our system