Imagine if we could redesign and engineer living organisms to solve some of the world’s biggest problems—like producing clean energy and curing diseases. Welcome to the exciting field of synthetic biology! In this blog post, we’ll break down the concept of synthetic biology, explore its applications, discuss its limitations, and peek into what the future might hold.
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