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Revision as of 19:59, 16 October 2018

Edinburgh iGEM 2018

Mechanistic Modelling for the uninitiated

Why do Mathematical Modelling?

Synthetic Biology is a discipline with an inherantly large amount of unpredictability. There are many difficult to account for factors within the cell which can cause BioBrick parts to function in unexpected ways. In order to combat this uncertainty mathematical modelling techniques are often applied to make predictions about how BioBrick parts will operate to inform their design and characterisation before parts are obtained by DNA synthesis or other methods.

Modelling Methodology

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