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Startup That Builds Biological Parts

Ginkgo BioWorks aims to push synthetic biology to the factory level.

Biotech Bacteria Could Help Diabetics

Genetically engineered gut bacteria trigger insulin production in mice.

Biological Solar

Combining synthetic biology and solar technology could provide a way to trap carbon dioxide and produce fuel.

Cell on a Chip

The first artificial cell organelle may help researchers find a way to make bioengineered heparin and other synthetic drugs.

Big Oil Turns to Algae

ExxonMobil invests $300 million in Synthetic Genomics to develop algae biofuel.

Engineering Edible Bacteria

Synthetic biology could yield microbes that fight cavities and produce vitamins.

Biology's Next Breakthroughs

Biotech pioneer Leroy Hood explains how systems biology will impact medicine.

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