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As we navigate the complexities of our world, biotechnology continues to be at the forefront of groundbreaking discoveries and transformative solutions. CRISPR-Cas9: Rewriting the Genetic Code 🧬✨ The CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing tool remains a game-changer. Its ability to precisely modify DNA is opening avenues for increasing the yield of commodity crops and paving the way for a new era in biotechnology. Synthetic Biology: Engineering Life at the Molecular Level 🧪🌱 At the intersection of biology and engineering, synthetic biology is enabling the design and construction of biological systems for diverse applications, from biofuel production to environmental remediation. The future of biotechnology is inherently collaborative. Let's embrace this era of innovation, where cross-disciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge technologies converge to shape a healthier, more sustainable world. #Biotechnology #Innovation #CRISPR #SyntheticBiology #Sustainability

📢Game-Changing Low-Cost Alternative to Synthetic Biology 💡 Cornell University scientists have created a low-cost and scalable platform for synthetic biological experiments using an engineered version of the bacterium Vibrio natriegens. This organism competes economically with Escherichia coli, a commonly used research tool for protein synthesis. The engineered Vibrio natriegens can transform plasmids without expensive equipment and offers a simple process for evaluating protein variants. It can be used by labs, high schools, home inventors, and startup biological businesses. 🧬🔬 #BioprocessUpdates #syntheticbiology #Ecoliplatform #lowcost #competitor #CornellUniversity #VibrioNatriegens #proteinvariants #biologicalexperiments #scalableplatform #plasmids #researchtool #proteinsynthesis #laboratories #highschools #homeinventors #biologicalbusinesses ▷ Read the full article here: 📎 https://lnkd.in/dziHqk-f

Curious about the cutting-edge world of synthetic biology and its impact on engineering biology research and development? 🤔 Leyton UK's Sam Todd, dives deep into this fascinating topic in this article! "How is Synthetic Biology Helping to Drive Engineering Biology R&D?", this insightful piece explores the dynamic intersection of synthetic biology and engineering, uncovering the transformative role it plays in shaping the future of scientific innovation. 💡 From groundbreaking advancements to real-world applications, Sam highlights the the ways synthetic biology is driving R&D forward, paving the way for revolutionary solutions to global challenges. 🚀 #expertiseatleyton #SyntheticBiology #EngineeringBiology #ResearchAndDevelopment

LT as the #IT of the 21st century It's an exciting read from #MaxxChatsko on #syntheticbiology, emphasizing the rebranding of synthetic biology to "living technology" and paralleling its significance to that of #informationtechnology in the 21st century. The article also analyzes the various challenges and strategies for succeeding in this innovative field. #igem

Synthetic biology (or SynBio) is an exciting intersection of biology and engineering, which promises to tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges such as improving food security, revolutionising healthcare, and paving the way for a sustainable future.   In our latest article we take a closer look at the SynBio market, examining what’s driving and hindering innovation, as well highlighting the key areas for exciting potential R&D breakthroughs. https://lnkd.in/eDW2ygWV   #SynBio #SyntheticBiology #RnD #UKIndustry

BIOTECHNOLOGY in the Future: 2050 (Artificial Biology) What happens when humans begin combining biology with technology, harnessing the power to recode life itself. What does the future of biotechnology and genetic engineering look like? How will humans program biology to create organ farm technology and bio-robots. And what happens when companies begin investing in advanced bio-printing, artificial wombs, and cybernetic prosthetic limbs. Other topic include: bioengineered food and farming, bio-printing in space, new age living bioarchitecture (eco concrete inspired by coral reefs), bioengineered bioluminescence, cyberpunks and biopunks who experiment underground - creating new age food and pets, the future of bionics, corporations owning bionic limbs, the multi-trillion dollar industry of bio-robots, and bioengineered humans with super powers (Neo-Humans). As well as the future of biomedical engineering, biochemistry, and biodiversity. https://lnkd.in/dA64AGwF

Using Synthetic Biology to Understand the Function of Plant Specialized Metabolites Plant specialized metabolites (PSMs) are variably distributed across taxa, tissues, and ecological contexts; this variability has inspired many theories about PSM function, which to-date remain poorly tested because predictions have outpaced the available data. Advances in mass spectrometry-based metabolomics have enabled unbiased PSM profiling, and molecular biology techniques have produced PSM-free plants; the combination of these methods has accelerated our understanding of the complex ecological roles that PSMs play in plants. Synthetic biology techniques and workflows are producing high-value, structurally complex PSMs in quantities and purities sufficient for both medicinal and functional studies. These workflows enable the reengineering of PSM transport, externalization, structural diversity, and production in novel taxa, facilitating rigorous tests of long-standing theoretical predictions about why plants produce so many different PSMs in particular tissues and ecological contexts. Plants use their chemical prowess to solve ecological challenges, and synthetic biology workflows are accelerating our understanding of these evolved functions. Source: Annu Rev Plant Biol https://lnkd.in/ecirrU_t

Future Trends in #SyntheticBiology—A Report https://buff.ly/3zwp4cw Synthetic biology is developing into a biodesign platform where it will be possible to apply the “design-build-test-iterate (or deploy)” to predictably create cells or organisms able to produce a wide variety of novel molecules, materials or even cells for multiple applications. #synbio #biotech By Meriem El Karoui, Monica Hoyos Flight PhD, Liz Fletcher:

It is good to see this an important webinar on Synthetic Biology Workow -The DBTL Cycle. This webinar is managed by Gopal Jee Gopal The main speaker of his Dr.Sanjay Gosh. In this webinar the main points I have got that are followed: Types of Promoters used in Biotechnology. Transcriptional Regulations by UAS-GAL4 system. Synthetic Biology Tools and Techniques. The Synthetic Cell System Bacterial Photography Controlling Cell Behaviour Logic Gates/ Layered Gates for Transcriptional Networks. Modular Synthetic Circuits. Sensing LasR Production PyosinS5 Delivery LysisE7 Metabolic Engineering And Synthetic Genetic Pathways. Landmarks Achievement in Synthetic Biology. Food Impossible Catalyst Therapeutic approaches is and excellent such as Disease State and Health State. Engineering Yeast Cells for biosensing. Combining Biological Circuits for Biocomputing. Parameters of synthetic Biology also discussed in very detail: Ethical Issues/ Safety Protocol/ Regulations/Cost/Acceptance/ Efficiency. Many resesarch papers also discussed such as: Engineered Bacteria Detect Tumor DNA. Engineered Skin Bacteria Induce Antitumor T cells Responses against melanoma. Thanks to gather this an incredible Webinar Go Ahead!..... https://lnkd.in/dsEbBMJ4

BIOTECHNOLOGY in the Future: 2050 (Artificial Biology) What happens when humans begin combining biology with technology, harnessing the power to recode life itself. What does the future of biotechnology and genetic engineering look like? How will humans program biology to create organ farm technology and bio-robots. And what happens when companies begin investing in advanced bio-printing, artificial wombs, and cybernetic prosthetic limbs. Other topic include: bioengineered food and farming, bio-printing in space, new age living bioarchitecture (eco concrete inspired by coral reefs), bioengineered bioluminescence, cyberpunks and biopunks who experiment underground - creating new age food and pets, the future of bionics, corporations owning bionic limbs, the multi-trillion dollar industry of bio-robots, and bioengineered humans with super powers (Neo-Humans). As well as the future of biomedical engineering, biochemistry, and biodiversity. _______ Created by: Jacob Narration by: Alexander Masters (www.alexander-masters.com)