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Scientific project : Every bacteria counts!
This counter operates on the principle that the statistical occurrence of a rare event in a large population can be modeled : the percentage of cells expressing a new phenotype is proportional to the number of events occurred. Then, the cells can cooperate to act as a timer. 
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to talk, share data and resources, and stay abreast of new developments in the field. SynBioWorld include featurees as : News, Librarian, Forum, Events and... openProtocol platfotrm - its development carried out by our team is presented hereDeveloped by iGEM Paris past and present members in collaboration with members of the Peking U. and UCSF teams, SynBioWorld beta version has been tested across the world and will be available for trial during this year's Jamboree!!! Come and discover SynBioWorld in the dedicated session.
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