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Washington University in St. Louis News$ 2.2 million Department of Energy grant to build a fuel producing bacteriumWashington University in St. 
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Tartu Biologists Make Important Discovery for Synthetic Biology http://bit.ly/nfXFCp “It turned out that these phosphate groups form certain patterns on the surface of cells and these patterns are not randomly situated, but have a certain logic, a multiphosphorylation code. Jokingly we call it a bar code, like the kind used in stores. Figuratively speaking, we have practically finished deciphering this code," said University of Tartu senior researcher of molecular biology Mart Loog."
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Scientists have taken a major step toward developing robot biologists. They have shown that their system, the Automated Biology Explorer, can solve a complicated biology problem from scratch.
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RT @ideo: RT @Biomimicrist: IDEO + Synthetic Biology: Training Bacteria To Grow Consumer Goods | Fast Company http://t.co/QxNSVvrW...
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Simple genetic circuit forms stripes: Synthetic biology helps scientists sort out pattern formation "Many living things have stripes, but the developmental processes that create these and other patterns are complex and difficult to untangle. Now a team of scientists has designed a simple genetic circuit that creates a striped pattern that they can control by tweaking a single gene."
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Rachel Armstrong - living architecture / SynBio - several interesting blogs in Wired
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SynBERC is a multi-university research center that aims to lay the foundation for the emerging field of synthetic biology.
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