Cell-Free Synthetic Biology

Hong, Seok Hoon

doi:10.3390/books978-3-03928-023-0

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Hong, Seok Hoon

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English

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Abstract

Cell-free synthetic biology is in the spotlight as a powerful and rapid approach to characterize and engineer natural biological systems. The open nature of cell-free platforms brings an unprecedented level of control and freedom for design compared to in vivo systems. This versatile engineering toolkit is used for debugging biological networks, constructing artificial cells, screening protein library, prototyping genetic circuits, developing new drugs, producing metabolites, and synthesizing complex proteins including therapeutic proteins, toxic proteins, and novel proteins containing non-standard (unnatural) amino acids. The book consists of a series of reviews, protocols, benchmarks, and research articles describing the current development and applications of cell-free synthetic biology in diverse areas.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/42862

Keywords

genomically engineered E. coli; n/a; in vitro transcription-translation (TX-TL); tPa; tissue plasminogen activator; in vitro translation; enzymes; DNA origami; antimicrobials; cell-free metabolic engineering (CFME); cell-free transcription-translation; in vitro protein synthesis; cell-free metabolic engineering; E. coli crude extract preparation; chaperones; ischemic stroke; microsomes; sonication; cell-free protein synthesis; growth factors; artificial cell; unnatural protein; cell-free synthetic biology; rapid prototyping; drug development; unnatural amino acid; eukaryotic lysates; cell-free protein expression (CFPE); riboregulator; synthetic biology; mathematical model; CFPS; cell-free protein synthesis (CFPS); bioconversion platform; colicins; protein production