Team:Davidson-Missouri Western/Project

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==Using E. coli to compute values of a cryptographic hash function==
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[[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Ideal Hash Function Characteristics|What is a Hash Function?]]
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[[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Hash Functions and Biological Systems|Hash functions and biological systems]]
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[[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Our Models|Our Models]]
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[[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Future Work|Future work]]
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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/XOR and Autoinducers|XOR and Autoinducers]]
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== '''Overall project''' ==
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'''Describe different design architectures'''
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Students and faculty from Davidson College and Missouri Western State University are once again collaborating on a project for iGEM.  The 2008 project, continuing in our theme of bacterial computing, focuses on cell-to-cell communication.
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[[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/DNA Encoded XOR Gates|DNA Encoded XOR Gates]]
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== Project Details==
 
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[[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Lux|Lux]], [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Lsr|Lsr]], [[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Las|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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[[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Time-Delayed Growth|Time-Delayed Growth]]
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=== The Experiments ===
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[[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Hybrid Promoters|Hybrid Promoters]]
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[[Team:Davidson-Missouri_Western/Experimental Data on XOR Gate|Experimental data on XOR gate]]
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== Results ==
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Revision as of 21:10, 28 October 2008

Using E. coli to compute values of a cryptographic hash function

This page should follow essentially the same outline as the powerpoint, but with more clearly worded titles for pages

What is a Hash Function?

Hash functions and biological systems

Our Models

Analysis of our Models

Matlab files

Future work

Define XOR logic gates and how it was used with biological inputs and outputs

XOR and Autoinducers

Describe different design architectures

DNA Encoded XOR Gates


Describe cellular communication systems used

Lux, Lsr, Las

[http://partsregistry.org/cgi/partsdb/pgroup.cgi?pgroup=iGEM2008&group=Davidson-Missouri_Western parts contributed ]

Constructs tested

Systems for sending and receiving


Discuss need for delayed growth (common problem with many projects in the past)

Time-Delayed Growth


Present Hybrid Promoter Designs cartoon fashion (3 major different types)

Hybrid Promoters


Show data we have with new parts

Experimental data on XOR gate

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