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Synthetic Biology: Cell Free Systems, Biosensors, and Genetic Circuits

Chair(s)

Young, E., Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Co-chair(s)

Yi, H., Tufts University

Orthogonal biological systems are a cornerstone of synthetic biology. This session features selected talks expanding orthogonality in three directions - programmable gene expression, new-to-nature biosensors and biomolecules, and reactions without cells. Such systems allow novel biological discoveries and build foundations for new biotechnological processes.

Presentations

12:30 PM
(622a) A Low-Cost, Thermostable, Cell-Free Protein Synthesis Platform for on-Demand Production of Vaccines
12:48 PM
(622b) Leveraging Lipid-Protein Interactions to Engineer Spatial Organization in Cell-Free Systems
1:06 PM
(622c) Development of a Naloxone Biosynthetic Pathway Using Cell Free Protein Synthesis and Deep Learning
1:24 PM
(622d) Shifting Redox Reaction Equilibrium on Demand Using an Orthogonal Cofactor
1:42 PM
(622e) High-Throughput Promoter Optimization for Improved Biobutanol In Vivo Biosensor
2:00 PM
(622f) Engineering Optogenetics in Red Yeast By Leveraging Transcriptomics and Modular Parts
2:18 PM
(622g) Developing Portable, Shelf-Stable, on-Demand, and Cost-Effective Biosensors with Cell-Free Biosystems

Topics 

Biological Engineering

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