Computer-generated genomes |

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Professor Beat Christen, ETH Zurich to speak in the AAAS 2020 session, ‘Synthetic Biology: Digital Design of Living Systems.’ Christen will describe how computational algorithms paired with chemical DNA synthesis enable digital manufacturing of biological systems up to the size of entire microbial genomes. He will present insights related to the design, building and testing of a computer-generated bacterial genome and discuss how algorithms simplify the synthesis of genomes to advance understanding of living systems.
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