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Nature Biotechnology, 2006
RNA molecules play important and diverse regulatory roles in the cell by virtue of their interaction with other nucleic acids, proteins and small molecules. Inspired by this natural versatility, researchers have engineered RNA molecules with new biological functions.
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RNA molecules play important and diverse regulatory roles in the cell by virtue of their interaction with other nucleic acids, proteins and small molecules. Inspired by this natural versatility, researchers have engineered RNA molecules with new biological functions.
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BMJ, 2010
May hinder future research and restrict access to innovation The recent report from the J Craig Venter Institute of the engineering of a self replicating bacterium with a chemically synthesised genome is a step towards artificial life and raises potential ethical concern.1 “Synthetic biology” has emerged in recent years as an umbrella term to ...
Sarah, Chan, John, Sulston
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May hinder future research and restrict access to innovation The recent report from the J Craig Venter Institute of the engineering of a self replicating bacterium with a chemically synthesised genome is a step towards artificial life and raises potential ethical concern.1 “Synthetic biology” has emerged in recent years as an umbrella term to ...
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ACS Synthetic Biology, 2013
Synthetic biology is frequently defined as the application of engineering design principles to biology. Such principles are intended to streamline the practice of biological engineering, to shorten the time required to design, build, and test synthetic gene networks. This streamlining of iterative design cycles can facilitate the future construction of
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Synthetic biology is frequently defined as the application of engineering design principles to biology. Such principles are intended to streamline the practice of biological engineering, to shorten the time required to design, build, and test synthetic gene networks. This streamlining of iterative design cycles can facilitate the future construction of
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(Computational) synthetic biology
Proceedings of the 13th annual conference companion on Genetic and evolutionary computation, 2011The ultimate goal of systems biology is the development of executable in silico models of cells and organisms. Systems biology attempts to provide an integrative methodology, which while able to cope with -on the one hand- the data deluge that is being generated through high throughput experimental technologies -and on the other hand- emerging ...
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Trends in Biotechnology, 2004
Synthetic biology is advancing rapidly as biologists, physicists and engineers are combining their efforts to understand and program cell function. By characterizing isolated genetic components or modules, experimentalists have paved the way for more quantitative analyses of genetic networks.
William J, Blake, Farren J, Isaacs
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Synthetic biology is advancing rapidly as biologists, physicists and engineers are combining their efforts to understand and program cell function. By characterizing isolated genetic components or modules, experimentalists have paved the way for more quantitative analyses of genetic networks.
William J, Blake, Farren J, Isaacs
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Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 2001
Synthesis of data into formal models of cellular function is rapidly becoming a necessary industry. The complexity of the interactions among cellular constituents and the quantity of data about these interactions hinders the ability to predict how cells will respond to perturbation and how they can be engineered for industrial or medical purposes ...
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Synthesis of data into formal models of cellular function is rapidly becoming a necessary industry. The complexity of the interactions among cellular constituents and the quantity of data about these interactions hinders the ability to predict how cells will respond to perturbation and how they can be engineered for industrial or medical purposes ...
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The promise of synthetic biology
Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2006DNA synthesis has become one of the technological bases of a new concept in biology: synthetic biology. The vision of synthetic biology is a systematic, hierarchical design of artificial, biology-inspired systems using robust, standardized, and well-characterized building blocks.
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