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Dr. Alicia Jackson, Deputy Director of DARPA's Biological Technologies Office (BTO), discusses the potential of synthetic biology and describes new tools that ... 
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From Solid Conference 2015: Similar to the way in which we use fabs to build microprocessors and software to program them, the field of synthetic biology offers ...
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Living cells can make a vast range of products for us, but they don't always do it in the most straightforward or efficient way.
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What are the building blocks of a biological microprocessor? A biological microprocessor consist of four units: the input and output device (I/O), the arithm...
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Jake Wintermute, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Researcher, Paris Descartes University For more information, join the international TMAU community on RareConnect: ...
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Monitoring of biological systems by a biological microprocessor Biological systems need to be monitored in respect to disease diagnostic, to drug screening, to understand experimental systems, and to observe the environment. In line with this, a biocomputer has been utilized to detect multiple disease indicators, such as mRNA of disease-related genes associated with small-cell lung cancer and prostate cancer . Moreover, they can be used in experimental models, such as conditional transgenes or inducible expression systems. Environmental monitoring is another interesting application. A cell based biosensor using logic gates has been used to detect arsenic, mercury and copper ion levels. BTW 1KnikzSG7fnRfG76DxjLZyrbvw8fS9nisw
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RT @ICO2S: #ICOSseminar "Synthetic Biology: DNA origami" by Chien Yi Chang (2015-06-23) http://t.co/mDrkVQMuCN
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Steve Evans speaks on the promises and challenges facing Engineering Biology (synthetic biology) in the U.S..
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A renaissance in #RNA synthetic biology: new mechanisms, applications and tools for the future: James… http://t.co/BnND0ELmcZ #COin
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RT @bacteriality: Interested in RNA Synthetic Biology? Start here: http://t.co/JAqvCJKB9V cool overview by @JustinGallivan @ACSSynBio
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A brief introduction to a biological microprocessor.
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Input/Output (I/O) device: In a “digital” biological I/O device input molecules induce due to a set of non-steady state chemical reactions (engineered cohere...
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Jay Keasling, our 18th Technology, the Economy and Employment recipient, talks about the power of synthetic biology, and how his work on the new science of ...
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T Cell Immunotherapy: From Synthetic Biology to Clinical Practice - Springer http://t.co/oGF6fKBYvW
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What are biological microprocessor applications? Part 2
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UC San Diego researchers have replicated a key feature of life in synthetic membranes.
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Howard Salis speaks on the promises and challenges facing Engineering Biology (synthetic biology) in the U.S..
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by Olga Radchuck and Markus Schmidt (Biofaction, Austria) A solution for the problem of antibiotic resistance, threatening public health, may come from an
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Gerd Moe-Behrens's insight:
This brief videos answers what kind of problems a biological microprocessor can solve. BTW
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SynBio.Info is a collaborative effort to understand, structure and explain our future in Synthetic Biology. Find out what the future will look like and understand how 'easy' it is to create your own cells that follow your instructions.
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