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In the broadest, aspirational terms, synthetic biology aims to engineer biological systems for any imaginable user-defined function—with applications ranging from energy and environment to food and agriculture, to manufacturing and medicine and space travel. — PolitiTweet.org

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The study with E. coli as maze solvers was just a simple toy problem, but it also serves as a proof of principle for distributed computing among cells, demonstrating how more complex and practical computational problems might be solved in a similar way. https://t.co/FUJTs41dMq — PolitiTweet.org

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“But there is a physical limit on how many genetic parts can be used in a single cell,” Karen Polizzi, a chemical engineer at @ImperialCollege, says. “This limits the sophistication of the computing concepts that can be developed.” — PolitiTweet.org

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