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From: Alexander Barutis <abarutis@bu.edu>
Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2022 20:33:40 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Update results.html
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<section id="Results"></section>
- <h1 class="lead-title-res">Results:</h1>
<p>Beyond the data collected for the specific experiments detailed in our <a href="https://2022.igem.wiki/bostonu-hw/proof-of-concept">proof of concept section</a>, the main results include the protocols established and levels of integration in this system. </p>
<section id="Aquatic Environment"></section>
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â—‹ In order to operate the peristaltic pumps, sensors, and fan from the raspberry pi, the code to actuate these components was integrated into the python environment.
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- â—‹ Additionally, the <a href="https://2022.igem.wiki/bostonu-hw/engineering">multi-stage filtration system </a> filters out large debris and smaller fibers that can clog a microfluidic chip through two different stages. </p>
+ â—‹ Additionally, the <a href="https://2022.igem.wiki/bostonu-hw/engineering">multi-stage filtration system </a> has two distinct filtering steps to remove large debris and smaller fibers that can clog a microfluidic chip.</p>
<section id="Microfluidic Device 1"></section>
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<h1>Housing:</h1>
<p> â—‹ The modular housing setup can hold the different components in a variety of layouts to optimize the space for specific experiments.
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- â—‹ Because the system is composed of both liquid and electronic components, we divided the product into two halves - one solely for liquid inputs and the other for electronics and output analysis. </p>
+ â—‹ Because the system is composed of both liquid and electronic components, we divided the product into two halves - one solely for liquid inputs and the other for electronics and microfluidics. </p>
<section id="Automation"></section>
<h1>Automation:</h1>
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<section id="Replication"></section>
<h1>Consideration for Replication of Project:</h1>
-<p> â—‹ The timings and pressures in the microfluidic automation protocol are specific to the microfluidic devices, tubing lengths, test tubes, and biosensor used in these demos. To use automation protocol without any adjustments the exact setup described in the proof of concept and results pages will be needed.
+<p> â—‹ The timings and pressures in the microfluidic automation protocol are specific to the microfluidic devices, tubing lengths, test tubes, and biosensor used in these demos. To use the automation protocol without any adjustments, the exact setup described in the proof of concept and results pages will be needed.
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○ The fluorescence output of the droplets with IPTG-inducible GFP bacteria was measured with CIDAR Lab’s existing fluorescence sensing setup. </p>
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