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==Authors== | ==Authors== | ||
*[[User:Chloe T.C. Tang | TANG, Chloe T.C.]] | *[[User:Chloe T.C. Tang | TANG, Chloe T.C.]] | ||
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==Results and Interpretations== | ==Results and Interpretations== | ||
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As shown in <strong> Figure 1, </strong>the DNA samples for both the experiments with strong gene expression and the negative control show similar growth rate. The results indicated that the effect of overloading cells on growth rate was insignificant. However, all the samples showed an unexpected growth pattern as they did not have a sign of reaching to a steady state | As shown in <strong> Figure 1, </strong>the DNA samples for both the experiments with strong gene expression and the negative control show similar growth rate. The results indicated that the effect of overloading cells on growth rate was insignificant. However, all the samples showed an unexpected growth pattern as they did not have a sign of reaching to a steady state. Also, after approximately 235 minutes, the growth rate of all the DNA samples suddenly increased and were not consistent with the previous rates. | ||
==Discussion== | ==Discussion== | ||
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