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Revision as of 01:50, 20 September 2017
Cell Transformation
Designed by Sarah N.
This is a chip that performs cellular transformation. There are three main regions. First, is the metering section. Second, is a time dependent mixing section. Lastly, is a recovery period. The control layer is also not very complicated. Etc.
Flow Layer
Control Layer
Flow Layer
Flow Layer
