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     <p><b>Figure1.</b>Genetic regulation circuit of the biosensor HbpR.</p>
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    <h1>Construction of ODEs</h1>
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    <p>The genetic regulation circuit is shown in figure 1. HbpR is constitutively expressed under the constitutive promoter(Pc). When the cell is exposed to its inducer X, HbpR can bind to X and form a complex HbpRX. Considering cooperation may exists in this binding reaction, the steady state concentration of HbpRX can be written as</p>
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Revision as of 03:54, 23 October 2013

Biosensor Fine-tuning

Introduction

Here we take biosensor HbpR as an example to demonstrate how our fine-tuning improves the performance of our biosensors. We constructed Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs) based on single molecule kinetics and simulate the performance of our biosensors under different Pc and RBS strength with the steady state solution of the ODEs.

Figure1.Genetic regulation circuit of the biosensor HbpR.

Construction of ODEs

The genetic regulation circuit is shown in figure 1. HbpR is constitutively expressed under the constitutive promoter(Pc). When the cell is exposed to its inducer X, HbpR can bind to X and form a complex HbpRX. Considering cooperation may exists in this binding reaction, the steady state concentration of HbpRX can be written as