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| + | Since three chemists from the U.S. won the Nobel Prize in 2008 for the discovery and development of green fluorescent protein (GFP), visualization of bioprocess has been studied and utilized more intensively than ever before. Our project is to design a visualization system in E.coli which can detect different substances and give out different visualized image respectively by producing GFP. This system is based on a complex genetic circuit. A Genetic circuit is a new type of bionetwork within which the parts in one cell or different cells work as standard parts in an electrical circuit. It can be designed for different functions and usually the more parts are involved, the more convoluted the network is, and the harder it is to be designed. | ||
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Since three chemists from the U.S. won the Nobel Prize in 2008 for the discovery and development of green fluorescent protein (GFP), visualization of bioprocess has been studied and utilized more intensively than ever before. Our project is to design a visualization system in E.coli which can detect different substances and give out different visualized image respectively by producing GFP. This system is based on a complex genetic circuit. A Genetic circuit is a new type of bionetwork within which the parts in one cell or different cells work as standard parts in an electrical circuit. It can be designed for different functions and usually the more parts are involved, the more convoluted the network is, and the harder it is to be designed.
