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One of the essential parts of synthetic biology is the modeling of systems      which it aspires to describe. These models can be of varying natures, they      describe the very small; the behaviour of single molecules, up ot the very      large; dynamics of whole organisms. These models allow for the prediction of    the behaviour of said systems, which supports wet lab work and allows to        predict the outcomes of experiments.
 
In this project we tried to implement a deterministic  model of the            transcription and translation of our expression system. This kind of model is  based on numerically solving differential equations, that each describe the    concentration of a species of the system over time. The model is meant to give  us clues about how our expression system is regulated and behaves over time    and to be experimentally validated.
 
 
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(\hat{T}_{e} + \hat{T}_{N} + \hat{V}_{e} + \hat{V}_{N} + \hat{V}_{eN})\Psi=i \hbar \frac{\partial}{\partial t}\Psi
 
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