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       <p align="justify">The progress that has been made by the subteam working on the 'Feed forward loop', can be found here. The 'Feed Forward Loop' is a part of <a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:KU_Leuven/Project/Oscillator">the oscillator</a>. </p>
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       <p align="justify">The journal of the computer guys (and girl); Bert, Tomas, Sander & Tina. They've spent a whole summer modelling our systems.</p>
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       <p align="justify">Here we present the work on the EBF-biobrick week by week.</p>
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       <p align="justify">We spent some time on performing a qPCR, a new and appeasing way to characterise and to find data for our <a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:KU_Leuven/Project/qPCR">computer model</a>.</p>
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Revision as of 20:50, 3 October 2013

iGem

Secret garden

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  • A video shows that two of our team members are having great fun at our favourite company. Do you know the name of the second member that appears in the video?
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Feed forward loop

The journal of the computer guys (and girl); Bert, Tomas, Sander & Tina. They've spent a whole summer modelling our systems.

E-β-Farnesene

Here we present the work on the EBF-biobrick, a part of the glucose model, week by week. The contributors are Lukas and Su

Feed forward loop

The progress that has been made by the subteam working on the 'Feed forward loop', can be found here. The 'Feed Forward Loop' is a part of the oscillator.

Methyl Salicylate

Robbert and Laurens worked round the clock almost whole summer. Their story can be found here. More information on the MeS biobrick can be found on this page.

qPCR

We spent some time on performing a qPCR, a new and appeasing way to characterise and to find data for our computer model.