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== Parameters Finder Programs == | == Parameters Finder Programs == | ||
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- | The experimental | + | The experimental data consist typically in two tables, '''X_data''' (various concentrations of the transcription factor) and '''Y_data''' (corresponding output values). |
* controlling X_data : thanks to the prior characterization of the inductible promoters that control the transcription factor concentrations, we can deduce from the '''Inv_f1.m''' and '''Inv_f2.m''' functions the necessary concentrations of ''aTc'' and ''arabinose'' to introduce in the medium to get the wanted concentrations of transcription factor. | * controlling X_data : thanks to the prior characterization of the inductible promoters that control the transcription factor concentrations, we can deduce from the '''Inv_f1.m''' and '''Inv_f2.m''' functions the necessary concentrations of ''aTc'' and ''arabinose'' to introduce in the medium to get the wanted concentrations of transcription factor. | ||
- | * getting Y_data : the linear '''conversion''' between the fluorescence of GFP at maturation and its concentration gives us directly the expected | + | * getting Y_data : the linear '''conversion''' between the fluorescence of GFP at maturation and its concentration gives us directly the expected data. |
=== Parameters Finder for our Example === | === Parameters Finder for our Example === |
Revision as of 19:42, 29 October 2008
Implementation
We use Matlab for all implementations.
Parameters Finder Programsthe dataThe experimental data consist typically in two tables, X_data (various concentrations of the transcription factor) and Y_data (corresponding output values).
Parameters Finder for our ExampleWe just show hereby the annoted program find_FP.m that is used to estimate, for instance, the parameters in :
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