Dec 5, 2022
The world’s smallest life form can now move, thanks to genetic engineering
Posted by Gemechu Taye in categories: bioengineering, biological, evolution, genetics
In a breakthrough study, Japanese researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University have engineered the smallest motile life form ever. They introduced seven bacterial proteins into a synthetic bacterium, allowing it to move independently.
The rise of synthetic biology.
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