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   <p class="body-type"><strong>Figure 2.</strong>Model of cell free saturation from Figure 1 data based off of a single logistic curve. </p>
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   <p class="body-type mainwrap"> After looking at the data more closely, we determined that a more complex curve was required and fit a bell shaped dose response curve. A bell shaped dose response curve is the sum of two dose response curves. Here, low concentrations of DNA stimulate gene expression while high concentrations inhibit gene expression. </p>
 
   <p class="body-type mainwrap"> After looking at the data more closely, we determined that a more complex curve was required and fit a bell shaped dose response curve. A bell shaped dose response curve is the sum of two dose response curves. Here, low concentrations of DNA stimulate gene expression while high concentrations inhibit gene expression. </p>
 
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  <p class="body-type"><strong>Figure 3.</strong>Adapted model of cell free saturation from Figure 1 data based off of the subtraction of one logistic curve from another. </p>
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