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                     This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
 
                     This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
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                     our positive controls. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
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−
                     y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(30°C/25°C)
+
                     y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(30°C/25°C). "NC" stands for
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                    No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V"
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                    were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided
 +
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                        This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
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                        our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
 +
                        y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/30°C). "NC" stands for
 +
                        No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V"
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                        were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided
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                        with the iGEM kit.
 
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                        our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
 +
                        y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/25°C). "NC" stands for
 +
                        No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V"
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                        were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided
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                 <figcaption>
 
                 <figcaption>
 
                     This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
 
                     This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
−
                     our positive controls. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
+
                     our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
−
                     y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(30°C/25°C)
+
                     y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(30°C/25°C). "NC" stands for
 +
                    No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V"
 +
                    thermometers
 +
                    were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided
 +
                    with the iGEM kit.
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 +
                        This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
 +
                        our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
 +
                        y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/30°C). "NC" stands for
 +
                        No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V"
 +
                        thermometers
 +
                        were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided
 +
                        with the iGEM kit.
 +
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                    src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2019/6/6e/T--Rice--3725v2.png" />
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                <figcaption>
 +
                        This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
 +
                        our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
 +
                        y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/25°C). "NC" stands for
 +
                        No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V"
 +
                        thermometers
 +
                        were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided
 +
                        with the iGEM kit.
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                    This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
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                    our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
 +
                    y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(30°C/25°C). "NC" stands for
 +
                    No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V"
 +
                    thermometers
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                    were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided
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                    with the iGEM kit.
 +
                </figcaption>
 +
            </figure>
 +
        </div>
 +
        <div class="row" , style="background-color:#fff4d4!important;">
 +
            <figure>
 +
                <img class="img-responsive" style="width: 100%;"
 +
                    src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2019/0/0b/T--Rice--3730v2.png" />
 +
                <figcaption>
 +
                        This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
 +
                        our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
 +
                        y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/30°C). "NC" stands for
 +
                        No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V"
 +
                        thermometers
 +
                        were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided
 +
                        with the iGEM kit.
 +
                </figcaption>
 +
            </figure>
 +
        </div>
 +
        <div class="row" , style="background-color:#fff4d4!important;">
 +
            <figure>
 +
                <img class="img-responsive" style="width: 100%;"
 +
                    src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2019/6/6e/T--Rice--3725v2.png" />
 +
                <figcaption>
 +
                        This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than
 +
                        our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the
 +
                        y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/25°C). "NC" stands for
 +
                        No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V"
 +
                        thermometers
 +
                        were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided
 +
                        with the iGEM kit.
 
                 </figcaption>
 
                 </figcaption>
 
             </figure>
 
             </figure>

Revision as of 01:44, 22 October 2019

This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(30°C/25°C). "NC" stands for No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V" thermometers were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided with the iGEM kit.
This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/30°C). "NC" stands for No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V" thermometers were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided with the iGEM kit.
This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/25°C). "NC" stands for No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V" thermometers were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided with the iGEM kit.

This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(30°C/25°C). "NC" stands for No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V" thermometers were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided with the iGEM kit.
This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/30°C). "NC" stands for No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V" thermometers were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided with the iGEM kit.
This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/25°C). "NC" stands for No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V" thermometers were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided with the iGEM kit.

This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(30°C/25°C). "NC" stands for No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V" thermometers were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided with the iGEM kit.
This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/30°C). "NC" stands for No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V" thermometers were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided with the iGEM kit.
This figure shows the performance of all the tested thermometers that performed better than our positive controls at the temperature range. As we measured the thermometer performance based on mCherry expression, the y-axis shows the ratio of mCherry expression at the temperature bounds.(37°C/25°C). "NC" stands for No Chill, which is the collective name for the RNA thermometer parts our team released. "V" thermometers were designed but did not perform well enough to be included as parts. "K" thermometers were provided with the iGEM kit.