Registry of BioBricks Models using CellML
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BioSysBio_2007_Poster_Landscape.pdf
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Author(s)
Vincent Rouilly, Barry Canton
Poul Nielsen, Richard Kitney
Date Issued
October 4, 2007
Abstract
One of the main goals in Synthetic Biology is to assess the feasibility of building novel biological systems from interchangeable and standardized parts. In order to collect and share parts, a Registry of standardized DNA BioBricks[1] has been established at MIT. BioBricks can be assembled to form devices and systems to operate in living cells. Design of reliable devices and systems would benefit from accurate models of system function. To predict the function of systems built from many parts, we need to have accurate models for the parts and mechanisms to easily compose those part models into a system model. Therefore, in parallel to increasing the number of parts available and
characterising them experimentally, a logical extension to the Registry would be to build a Registry of BioBrick models to complement the physical parts.
Description
A poster presented at BioSysBio 2007 and at SB3.0
Subjects
Synthetic Biology
BioBricks
Modeling
MIT Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Biological Engineering
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