Isocost Lines Describe the Cellular Economy of Genetic Circuits

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Unfair Yet Controllable Competition Between Synthetic Gene Circuits: Harnessing 'Winner-Takes-All' Resource Competition Through 'Division of Labor'

nBME Community, 08 Feb 2021

We found that the synthetic gene circuits could compete for the limited resources in a 'Winner-takes-all (WTA)' manner, which…

Freeing genetic circuits from the messy cellular context

Nature Research Bioengineering Community, 10 Nov 2020

Engineered genetic circuits have the potential to open up a world of therapeutic possibilities. They can help program living…

Freeing genetic circuits from the messy cellular context

nBME Community, 10 Nov 2020

Cells have limited resources available for gene expression. To make sure engineered genetic circuits are insulated from changes…

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