Models give synthetic biologists a head start

Researchers have developed mathematical models to predict the performance of multi-input synthetic biological circuits that can be used to engineer bacteria and other organisms to regulate cellular systems or perform functions they wouldn’t in nature. Applications include biological sensing, chemical production and therapeutics such as probiotics to alter gut bacteria.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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