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         <p>After finishing your retrieving and click one of the circuit in the result list or the deepest level bubble of mindmap, an information page will jump out. The information of a circuit is divided into four parts, information, LGD, feedback, and comment. We will discuss information here. The information part holds information defined in RFC 102, including basic information, ranking, circuit construct, input, output, regulatory information and result. Information such as reference is also included. You can find as many as information that defined in the RFC standard in a prime way. You can also start a new search by clicking the tags. The circuits which have same tag can be found in a result page.</p>
         <p>After finishing your retrieving and click one of the circuit in the result list or the deepest level bubble of mindmap, an information page will jump out. The information of a circuit is divided into four parts, information, LGD, feedback, and comment. We will discuss information here. The information part holds information defined in RFC 102, including basic information, ranking, circuit construct, input, output, regulatory information and result. Information such as reference is also included. You can find as many as information that defined in the RFC standard in a prime way. You can also start a new search by clicking the tags. The circuits which have same tag can be found in a result page.</p>
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Revision as of 03:04, 29 October 2013

SUSTC-ShenZhen-B

Tutorial

Some FAQs.

Retrieving circuits

Search

Input keywords in the search box and choose search or press enter. You can search by genetic circuit name, description and tags. You can also find search box in circuit list and circuit information page and start your search convenient.


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Circuit List

You can firstly choose a category to exclude the unneeded result and then use search box to do some keywords matching searching.


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Mindmap

Just click bubbles to find the circuit you want


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Result page

When you have entered your words in the search box and press Enter, a well-designed result page appears. The results make a list in a certain order. The keywords you input in the search box are highlight to be outstand. In the left part of this page is a list of categories. The number besides some categories show the number of related circuit in the categories. You can click one of it to restrict the result in the category. In the top of the page, some filter and sort options can be found. They all can optimize your searching experience. Information page


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Upload

In the result page, choose “create”.


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Information page

After finishing your retrieving and click one of the circuit in the result list or the deepest level bubble of mindmap, an information page will jump out. The information of a circuit is divided into four parts, information, LGD, feedback, and comment. We will discuss information here. The information part holds information defined in RFC 102, including basic information, ranking, circuit construct, input, output, regulatory information and result. Information such as reference is also included. You can find as many as information that defined in the RFC standard in a prime way. You can also start a new search by clicking the tags. The circuits which have same tag can be found in a result page.


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As shown in the figure, the relationship between different biobricks is based on the substance. When you move your mouse above the picture, you can gain information about the biobrick.

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Export as SBOL

Click the “Export to SBOL”.


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