SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR A CONTINUOUS CULTURE BIOSENSOR
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Sep 20, 2012
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Mar 19, 2012
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Mar 17, 2011
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A continuous culture system of genetically modified yeast or another biological organism detects contaminants in water through production of a fluorescent chemical continuously produced by the organism after it is contacted with a threshold concentration of a contaminant. Alternatively, a biological organism can detect toxins or extra nutrients by detecting a change in growth rate. Biological organisms can also be measured for mutagenic changes by comparing their genome with a control sample. A network of continuous culture systems may be used as part of a water contamination detection system for real-time water monitoring of contaminants from multiple sources simultaneously.
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