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<p>The receiver and sender colonies were plated in the honeycomb hexagonal pattern on LB-Agar for a timelapse experiment to follow the OHHL diffusion from sender cells to receiver cells.<br> The mine cells/sender cells are represented by an M, the numbers indicate how many mines surround the non mine colonies . The grey-scale makes it easy to identify 1,2 or 3 surrounding mines. As predicted in our model a gradient is visible in the colony. This gives the player information about the location of the mine. This should not happen in the Hydrolase set-up. The image is presented in inverted grey-scale for the best visibility.</p> | <p>The receiver and sender colonies were plated in the honeycomb hexagonal pattern on LB-Agar for a timelapse experiment to follow the OHHL diffusion from sender cells to receiver cells.<br> The mine cells/sender cells are represented by an M, the numbers indicate how many mines surround the non mine colonies . The grey-scale makes it easy to identify 1,2 or 3 surrounding mines. As predicted in our model a gradient is visible in the colony. This gives the player information about the location of the mine. This should not happen in the Hydrolase set-up. The image is presented in inverted grey-scale for the best visibility.</p> | ||
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The game with the GFP receiver construct
The receiver and sender colonies were plated in the honeycomb hexagonal pattern on LB-Agar for a timelapse experiment to follow the OHHL diffusion from sender cells to receiver cells.
The mine cells/sender cells are represented by an M, the numbers indicate how many mines surround the non mine colonies . The grey-scale makes it easy to identify 1,2 or 3 surrounding mines. As predicted in our model a gradient is visible in the colony. This gives the player information about the location of the mine. This should not happen in the Hydrolase set-up. The image is presented in inverted grey-scale for the best visibility.
The game with the hydrolases receiver construct
