Applications of Synthetic Biology
About Synthetic Biology
- Definition of Synthetic Biology: Synthetic biology involves utilizing genetic sequencing, editing, and modification to create unnatural organisms or organic molecules capable of functioning within living systems. It empowers scientists to design and construct new DNA sequences from scratch.
- Historical Origin: The term 'synthetic biology' was coined by Barbara Hobom in 1980, describing genetically engineered bacteria created through recombinant DNA technology. Initially, synthetic biology was synonymous with the term 'bioengineering.'
- Evolution of the Term: In 2000, Eric Kool and other speakers at the annual meeting of the American Chemical Society in San Francisco reintroduced the term 'synthetic ....
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