Revolutionizing Genetic Engineering
Researchers at UCLA Samueli School of Engineering and the University of Rome Tor Vergata have made a significant advancement in synthetic biology. They developed synthetic genes that mimic the functions of natural genes found in living cells. This discovery opens up new possibilities in the field of genetic engineering.
The synthetic genes can construct intracellular structures, setting the stage for innovative applications in biotechnology. The implications of this breakthrough could transform how researchers approach cellular functions and interactions.