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Synthetic Life?

Author Name: Dr. Rebecca W. Keller | May 24 | Category: Education, Science
Tags: Education, Philosophy, Science, synthetic life

Last week Dr. Craig Venter and his team announced the results of a landmark experiment to replicate a bacterial cell using a “synthetic” genome. I don’t know the details of the experiment, I am anxiously awaiting a copy of the article published in Science, but I do know that this effort is likely to open new doors for science and science education.

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