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Project Goals
Digital Sensor
- Accurately report whether the concentrations of input chemicals lie at, above, or below a given ratio
- Allow as little expression as possible at the detection ratio, and as much as possible at all other ratios
Analog Sensor
- Accurately report over a large range of input ratios
- Achieve a linear correlation between output protein concentration and detection ratio
- Have a low basal level of expression
Both Sensors
- Allow future users to change output proteins and input promoters without disrupting the sensor's internal machinery
- Have both sensors be orthogonal to the host system to avoid cross-talk