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. 2018 Jun 1;14(6):e1007405. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1007405

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Fig 6 — A. Top: Normalized dose-response curves for synthetic recA promoters. Bottom: Correlation between the UV-activation thresholds (ED₅₀) derived from the dose-response model and LexA-operator dissociation rates (t_1/2). B. Top: Plot of t_peak versus UV dose for synthetic recA promoters. Bottom: Plot of t_peak versus LexA-operator dissociation rate (t_1/2) for each UV dose. Lines connecting data points from different UV doses (top) or t_1/2 values (bottom) are shown for ease of visualization. C. Normalized promoter activity traces at UV doses of 1 J/m² (top) and 100 J/m² (bottom). Legend: Data lines with darker shading indicate slower LexA-operator dissociation rates (larger t_1/2).