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- | '''Define XOR logic gates and how it was used with biological inputs and outputs'''
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- | [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Present concept of XOR and the autoinducers|Present concept of XOR and the autoinducers]]
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- | '''Describe different design architectures'''
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- | [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Modeling of biological hash function]]
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- | '''Describe cellular communication systems used'''
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- | [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Lux]], [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Lsr]], [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Las]]
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- | [http://partsregistry.org/cgi/partsdb/pgroup.cgi?pgroup=iGEM2008&group=Davidson-Missouri_Western parts contributed ]
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- | Constructs tested
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- | Systems for sending and receiving
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- | '''Discuss need for delayed growth (common problem with many projects in the past)'''
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- | [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Show movie of growth and model of same]]
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- | '''Present Hybrid Promoter Designs cartoon fashion (3 major different types)'''
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- | [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Hybrid promoters designed, constructed, tested]]
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- | [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/XOR logic gates designed, constructed, tested]]
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- | '''Show data we have with new parts'''
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- | [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Experimental data on XOR gate]]
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Latest revision as of 21:13, 28 October 2008
The contents of this page have been moved to a page called Project as per the iGEM instructions. We must have one page called Team, one called Project, and one called Notebook. Jeff