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Church Lab

George Church's laboratory at Harvard Medical School and the Wyss Institute, which developed AGENTEX and previously freed two codons in E. coli.

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Church's lab frees 14 codons by rewriting the ribosome's lock instead of the genome

Harvard's Church lab reports AGENTEX in Nature: engineered tRNAs and ribosomes in a cell-free mix. Nobody has to recode an organism to prototype a genetic code any more.

Publishers:nature.com · phys.org

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Adoption12
Hype gap+30
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