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[[Media:Design6-2.JPG|Schematic v.2]]
[[Media:Design6-2.JPG|Schematic v.2]]
Here's a link to a python file that automatically creates a schematic. Call maked(inf,outf) where inf is a token list and outf is the file you'd like to output to (should be .bmp). It uses a nifty module called pygame. I haven't tried it out on Macs yet. Still, it gives fairly colorful results.
[[makeschematic.py| Code]]
[[Media:design6.jpg|Design 6 schematic]]
Update: v.1.1 is smart enough to create an appropriately sized bitmap, attempts to avoid the overlapping strand problem of v.1, and has slightly better colors. Unfortunately, it runs slower due to a large bitmap size and some exponentiation that's in there for kicks.
[[v11.py| v.1.1]]
[[Media:design6-1-1.jpg|Design 6 schematic v.1.1]]


== To Order ==
== To Order ==

Latest revision as of 11:39, 28 August 2006



Overview

This design is intended as a control and a back-up. Essentially, it is a small, hollow, doubly thick tube with no lids. The intention is to trouble shoot our other designs with this one. We may be able to prevent protease from entering the tube and chewing up protein, thus creating a modified drug delivery model.

Top Down View

Oligo List

Oligo positions
Numbered List

Design_6_Oligo_Form

Table of c6.0 Working Stocks

2D schematic

Schematic

Schematic v.2


Here's a link to a python file that automatically creates a schematic. Call maked(inf,outf) where inf is a token list and outf is the file you'd like to output to (should be .bmp). It uses a nifty module called pygame. I haven't tried it out on Macs yet. Still, it gives fairly colorful results.

Code

Design 6 schematic

Update: v.1.1 is smart enough to create an appropriately sized bitmap, attempts to avoid the overlapping strand problem of v.1, and has slightly better colors. Unfortunately, it runs slower due to a large bitmap size and some exponentiation that's in there for kicks.

v.1.1

Design 6 schematic v.1.1

To Order

Oligo List

  • The following adjustments must be made for those oligos to be placed in the order form:
    • The out-facing aptamers are 52, 57, 62, 67, 72, 82, 87, 95, 100, 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, 165
    • The in-facing aptamers are 54, 59, 74, 84, 107, 122

The out-facing aptamers can be added, as usual to the end of those oligos (3 prime end) The in-facing aptamers, however, need the last token on their 3 prime end to be removed before adding the aptamer. That token should then be added to the beginning of the next oligo (the 5prime end).