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- | As seen in the fig. 1 - 3 the models for the application of the used VirA/G signaling system is quite complex. Due to the fact that there were no further details to interactions between the components of this | + | As seen in the fig. 1 - 3 the models for the application of the used VirA/G signaling system is quite complex. Due to the fact that there were no further details to interactions between the components of this receptor system in the literature which are helpful for modelling and a determination of these parameters would be too time-consuming we decided to fit the ''vir'' promoter activity to different concentrations of the natural inducer of the VirA/G signaling system, acetosyringone. As the promoter activity is not directly accessible we decided to measure it by using a reporter gene. |
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+ | Promoter activity is normally measured in polymerases per second (PoPS). To correlate the concentration of a reporter gene with PoPS a synthesis rate for the reporter gene has to be measured to see how many molecules are produced by one cell in a certain time. This relation can be described as | ||
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+ | [[Image:Bielefeld_Produktbildung.jpg|100px|center]] <div align="right">(1)</div> | ||
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+ | with the amount of product P, the cell count X and the specific production rate of product molecules per cell and time q<sub>P</sub>. |
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Fitting the data
As seen in the fig. 1 - 3 the models for the application of the used VirA/G signaling system is quite complex. Due to the fact that there were no further details to interactions between the components of this receptor system in the literature which are helpful for modelling and a determination of these parameters would be too time-consuming we decided to fit the vir promoter activity to different concentrations of the natural inducer of the VirA/G signaling system, acetosyringone. As the promoter activity is not directly accessible we decided to measure it by using a reporter gene.
Promoter activity is normally measured in polymerases per second (PoPS). To correlate the concentration of a reporter gene with PoPS a synthesis rate for the reporter gene has to be measured to see how many molecules are produced by one cell in a certain time. This relation can be described as
with the amount of product P, the cell count X and the specific production rate of product molecules per cell and time qP.