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The number of gates and their connectivity can be measured using the number of components and the number of connections, respectively. For example, the XOR gate has a single input and a single output, requiring only a single a component and one connection. Its number of gates (one, since there is one input and one output) and connections (one, since the gate is the logical component) are ten.

Using a qPCR approach, we commonly observe population distributions of Not gates that are clearly bimodal, with good separation between cell populations, implying that two distinct cell states exist (Supplementary Fig. 17). We have used this bimodality or splits to define binary logic states of the circuit. The pGRR-Not-YFP construct was assembled into plasmids; each input vector was transformed into an individual yeast strain. As a result, each input vector led to two cell populations of distinct YFP fluorescence levels and fluorescence distributions were separately measured (Fig. 2a). Using an average of two fluorescence measurements to represent cell state, we defined the four states OFF, Undefined, ON1 and ON2, and defined the peripheral states OFF to ON2. We then sorted cells into OFF or ON populations, and counted the number of cells in each fluorescence state for each circuit to calculate state fractions for each circuit (Fig. 2b, c, Supplementary Table 3). In the future, bimodality, gate details, and state information could be incorporated by extending the meaning of Undefined to represent a third state.

A logic circuit with two inputs reduces to two NOR gates, with three inputs or more reduced to a cascade of NOR gates. In the following we construct circuits with fewer than five components and gates, which can be more readily serialized from an initial circuit. We quantify how much of the uncertainty characteristic of a measured circuit can be reduced by serializing components and gates for the circuit(s) shown in Fig. 2a,b,c. We focus on the state of the circuit after assembly, except in the case of circuit split into two states, when only one state is considered. We design an ideal circuit with a known quantitative state, identify its components and gates, and “synthesize” this circuit. d2c66b5586