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Project
Experiment
Modeling
Prototype
Human Practice
Safety
About Us
Attributions
Modeling
Computational Biology provides us insight on how to apply experimental data to real world applications!
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MODELING
Our model aims to facilitate the implementation of our proteorhodopsin (PR)-expressing bacteria and biofilm prototype in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). Using variables which are specific to any WWTP (such as flow rate and water retention time in each tank), we can determine the amount of bacteria or surface area of biofilm needed to reduce nanoparticle concentration in the treated effluent.
INTRODUCTION
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PROTEORHODOPSIN TRAPPING MODEL
Proteorhodopsin and citrate binding modeled as a ligand-receptor interaction
Determining NP binding rate (kon) and dissociation rate (koff) constants using experimental data
Example Application of Completed Model
Initial NP Concentration (micromolar) | |
Initial Bacteria Concentration (# of cells/microliter) | |
Amount of time that can be used for the process (hours) | |
Resulting NP Concentration (micromolar): |
Initial NP Concentration (micromolar) | |
Target NP Concentration (micromolar) | |
Retention Time (the amount of time water stays in the tank, hours) | |
Initial Bacteria Concentration Needed (# of bacteria/microliter): |
Calculations
BIOFILM TRAPPING MODEL
Evaluating the trapping rate through the change in substrate concentration and volumetric flow rate
Determining the significance of different factors
Surface Area
Example Application
Initial volume of clarifier tank (L) | |
Final volume of clarifier tank (L) | |
Initial concentration of NP in tank (micromolar) | |
Targeted final concentration on NP in tank (micromolar) | |
Vertical velocity of water (or velocity of water in contact with biofilm, cm/min) | |
Time for biofilm to be in contact with NP solution (minutes) | |
Surface area of biofilm needed (cm2): |