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| + | ===Modeling the Quad-state Circuit=== | ||
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| + | Because our light circuit consists of four distinct steady states, we choose to model our system initially using a deterministic system. In this section, we will discuss the following: | ||
| + | # The [[Team:Brown/Modeling/ODEs | system of ordinary differential equations]] that we formulated to model our system and the biological basis for each | ||
| + | # The [[Team:Brown/Modeling/Parameters | parameters]] we used in our model and the basis for them | ||
| + | # The [[Team:Brown/Modeling/Results| results]] of our model and the conclusions drawn from them | ||
| + | # The [[Team:Brown/Modeling/Light device| illumination device ]] we designed to induce the state switching of our circuit. | ||
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Modeling
Modeling the Quad-state Circuit
Because our light circuit consists of four distinct steady states, we choose to model our system initially using a deterministic system. In this section, we will discuss the following:
- The system of ordinary differential equations that we formulated to model our system and the biological basis for each
- The parameters we used in our model and the basis for them
- The results of our model and the conclusions drawn from them
- The illumination device we designed to induce the state switching of our circuit.
