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Revision as of 23:39, 13 October 2019
Engineering organism specific parts and utilizing existing parts across different species is extremely laborious and expensive
which restricts the scope of synthetic biology to a small subset of the bacterial cosmos.
In our project, we developed the Sci-Phi 29 tool that aims to expand the repertoire of bacterial species and broaden the range of substrates and environmental conditions which is currently used in synthetic biology.
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Orthogonal Replication
Predictable Expression
Cross Species
