Team:Duke/Modeling/Thermo Derivation

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== Detailed Derivation of the Thermodynamic Model (Simple Case) ==
== Detailed Derivation of the Thermodynamic Model (Simple Case) ==
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== Detailed Derivation of the Thermodynamic Model (Repressor Case) ==
== Detailed Derivation of the Thermodynamic Model (Repressor Case) ==
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==Navigate==
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====Modeling Pages====
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#[https://2013.igem.org/Team:Duke/Modeling/Cooperativity '''Cooperativity and Hill Equation''']
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#[https://2013.igem.org/Team:Duke/Modeling/Thermodynamic_Model_Intro '''Thermodynamic Model: Introduction''']
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#[https://2013.igem.org/Team:Duke/Modeling/Thermodynamic_Model_Application '''Thermodynamic Model: Application''']
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#[https://2013.igem.org/Team:Duke/Modeling/Kinetic_Model '''Kinetic Model''']
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====Supplementary Materials====
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#Derivation of the Thermodynamic Model (You are here)
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#[https://2013.igem.org/Team:Duke/Modeling/Codes '''MATLAB/Mathematica Codes Used''']
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Contents

Mathematical Modeling of Bistable Toggle Switch

Detailed Derivation of the Thermodynamic Model (Simple Case)


Thermo derivation.png




Detailed Derivation of the Thermodynamic Model (Repressor Case)

Repressor derivation.png


Navigate

Modeling Pages

  1. Cooperativity and Hill Equation
  2. Thermodynamic Model: Introduction
  3. Thermodynamic Model: Application
  4. Kinetic Model

Supplementary Materials

  1. Derivation of the Thermodynamic Model (You are here)
  2. MATLAB/Mathematica Codes Used