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== What does it mean for a system to be in equilibrium or at a steady state? == | == What does it mean for a biological system to be in equilibrium or at a steady state? == | ||
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If you're only going to read one paper, read the first one. The second one is related. It uses the same population control circuit, but grows the cells in a microchemostat. | |||
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#You_Nature2004 pmid=15064770 | #You_Nature2004 pmid=15064770 | ||
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* Post thoughts or comments here | * Post thoughts or comments here | ||
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What does it mean for a biological system to be in equilibrium or at a steady state?
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ReadingIf you're only going to read one paper, read the first one. The second one is related. It uses the same population control circuit, but grows the cells in a microchemostat.
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