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| − | <h4> With the help of our mentor, Dr. Lenny Tender, we attempted to create a simplistic model of the USNA iGEM Construct. Our model focused on two portions of the project, the diffusion of Na+ through a biofilm and the process of GFP illumination in the cell. While creating a model of each process proved to be simple, combining the two models together | + | <h4> With the help of our mentor, Dr. Lenny Tender, we attempted to create a simplistic model of the USNA iGEM Construct. Our model focused on two portions of the project, the diffusion of Na+ through a biofilm and the process of GFP illumination in the cell. While creating a model of each process proved to be simple, combining the two models together proved to be a much harder task. </h4><br> |
Revision as of 13:34, 7 August 2017
Modeling
A Mathematical Explaination
Overview
Our Initial Thoughts
Our Process
Here we can talk about how we figured out what we were going to use to model the experiment, and how/where we found the equations.
If you have anything that you want to say Alex, here is your chance. Else I'm going to put a photo here of you working and a background photo of some random math equations.
End with talking about how Alex feels like he found a good match for the experiment.
Here we can talk about how we figured out what we were going to use to model the experiment, and how/where we found the equations.
If you have anything that you want to say Alex, here is your chance. Else I'm going to put a photo here of you working and a background photo of some random math equations.
End with talking about how Alex feels like he found a good match for the experiment.
It would be really good to have a picture of the final equation here, then we can go into more detail in supporting paragraphs about what each part actually does.
![The model that Alex comes up with]()
More info?
I can add like a "click on your own" slide show that has additional pictures of Alex's process. Or we can talk about something we expected to go right but went wrong.
