1.Introduction

&nbsp&nbsp To understand, predict and ultimately control the behavior of our engineered microbial group effect, we have developed dynamic model of the system, based on transerential equations which describe and integrate the individual processes. This model involves several entities going from the molecular level (genes, RNAs, proteins, and metabolites) up to the cellular and population levels, distinct intracellular and extracellular compartments, and a wide range of biological and physical processes (transcription, translation, signalling, growth, transusion, etc). Here we can show the concentrate of DspB and Enterobactin produced by our engineered bacteria and the biofilm and rust removing time through calculating.

2.Observations

Naturally, when there is a certain amount of HSL in the environment, HSL complex with afeR proteins and bind to afeR promoter which regulate positively the genes downstream (as shown on the Figure 1) and on that our sensing system relies to produce DspB and enterobactin.

3.Goals

Our goal of this model is to create a generic quorum sensing model so that:

 We can determine the effect of afeR promoter and predict the production of DspB and enterobactin.

 We can predict hao long our engineered bacteria would take to remove the biofilm and rust.