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Chassi
Probiotics
Promoters
Reporter genes
Toxin-antitoxin system
Vectors
Signal peptide
Metabolic engineering
P-coumaric acid
Resveratrol
Lycopene
β-carotene
Saffron
Astaxanthin
Zeaxanthin
Miraculin
Chromoproteins
Safety experiment
Results
P-Coumaric acid
Modeling tutorial
Resveratrol group
Carotenoid group
Chassi group
Yoghurt +
SynBioDay
Biosafety and ethics
Public opinion
High school & media
Collaboration
Safety form
Modeling
In the beginning of the project we asked ourselves what we wanted from a modelling project. After some contemplation, we arrived at the decision of making two models of quite different nature.
Mathematical modeling of p-coumaric acid pathway
The goal of the first model was to create a means of making practical predictions about the systems we were about to create, and thus make better design decisions in order to achieve an optimal metabolite yield. This required a more sophisticated model that took into concideration all the complex parameters influencing a biological system. In the end, we managed to arrive to a model that did just that for the metabolic pathway producing p-Coumeric acid.
>conceptbild från emils modell<
The model for p-Coumeric acid production can be found here [embedded link o p-Coumeric acid model]
Modeling for Dummies
Our second goal with this year’s modelling project was to provide a more easy-to-access model aimed mainly at future iGEM teams. We found that while there are many excellent modelling contributions from earlier teams out there, the level of understanding required to take advantage of the information provided is quite high. Seeing as iGEM is an undergraduate competition, and not everyone participating have the requisite experience with systems like MATLAB, we figured that providing a comprehensive tutorial coupled with a simple model made within the bounds of a user-friendly interface would be a good contribution to this year’s modelling project.
>Typ fig. 11 i tutorial<