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Working in concert, these engineered microbes might be able to “compute” and solve problems more like multicellular networks in the wild. So far, for better or worse, fully harnessing biology’s design power has eluded, and frustrated, synthetic biologists. — PolitiTweet.org

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The maze experiment is part of what some researchers consider a promising direction in the field: rather than engineering a single type of cell to do all the work, they design multiple types of cells, each with different functions, to get the job done. https://t.co/687sJyC5lF — PolitiTweet.org

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“Nature can do this (think about a brain), but we don’t yet know how to design at that overwhelming level of complexity using biology,” says Pamela Silver, a synthetic biologist at @Harvard. — PolitiTweet.org

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