Figure 8
The repressilator (ring oscillator) designed and built by Elowitz and Leibler, drawn using SBOL Visual. Comprises three repressor motifs, each taken from a different type of DNA sequence or organism: LacI from E. coli, tetR from the tetracycline-resistance transposon Tn10, and cI from λ phage. lacI, tetR, cI, and gfp are protein-coding genes; LacI, TetR, CI, and GFP are the protein products. The three repressor motifs are organised in a ring on a repressilator plasmid, and gfp is located on a separate reporter plasmid, but they have been drawn here separately for clarity.
The repressilator

The repressilator (ring oscillator) designed and built by Elowitz and Leibler, drawn using SBOL Visual. Comprises three repressor motifs, each taken from a different type of DNA sequence or organism: LacI from E. coli, tetR from the tetracycline-resistance transposon Tn10, and cI from λ phage. lacI, tetR, cI, and gfp are protein-coding genes; LacI, TetR, CI, and GFP are the protein products. The three repressor motifs are organised in a ring on a repressilator plasmid, and gfp is located on a separate reporter plasmid, but they have been drawn here separately for clarity.

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