Synthetic biology employs engineering principles to construct genetic circuits with customized functionality, empowering unprecedented control over biological systems.
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genetic circuits
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Synthetic receptors and genetic circuits are powerful tools to customize the cellular sense-and-response process, suggesting their underlying roles in precise control of cell fate decision and function reconstruction.
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Design principles, enabling tools, and engineering strategies for creating high-performing synthetic biosensors include tuning dose-response characteristics such as detection limit, detection threshold, operating range, dynamic range, and leakiness.
Synthetic biosensors can be functionally extended by customizing signal-processing and output modules.
Synthetic receptors and genetic circuits are suggested to enable precise control of pluripotent stem cell fate decisions and function reconstruction.
Synthetic receptors and genetic circuits are described as tools that can customize cellular sense-and-response processes.