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revisiting “cellular computing”
The words “computing,” “information processing” and “circuit” (and related engineering language) are thrown around loosely in molecular biology and synthetic biology (including in earlier posts in this newsletter, unfortunately). Molecular...
spudcell: science by press release?
On July 1, news outlets exploded with stories about a synthetic cell that could feed, grow, and reproduce. New Scientist called it “[a]rguably the greatest bioengineering feat yet,” and CNN heralded a new “era of made-to-order organisms” no...
choosing your chassis is important!
[This is part of a series on synthetic biology basics. Find the rest of the articles in this series here.]
What is a chassis? Chassis organisms serve as hosts for our synthetic genetic components. They provide resources and cellular machin...
why don't cells process information like computers do?
Cells are built to solve highly complex problems: they can select optimal metabolic pathways based on environmental resource availability, control their life cycle, and organize into multicellular organisms, among many other examples. Our o...
acoustic reporter genes
Typically, synthetic biologists read out the output of a synthetic gene circuit using fluorescent reporter proteins, which can be imaged by fluorescence imaging under a microscope. The proteins are exposed to light at a particular wavelengt...
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