Recent advancements have focused on integrating genetic engineering and synthetic biology into wearable platforms, resulting in genetically programmable biointerfaces that enhance specificity, responsiveness, and functional versatility in clinical and personalized healthcare settings.
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Bioengineered wearable devices are being applied to real-time monitoring of pathogens, hormones, therapeutic drug levels, and physiological behaviors.
Genetically programmable biointerfaces in wearable platforms enhance specificity, responsiveness, and functional versatility for clinical and personalized healthcare settings.
These bioengineered wearable devices offer superior precision and adaptability compared with traditional wearable technologies.
Broader clinical adoption of genetically programmable wearable devices is limited by biosafety concerns, instability of biological components, and translational hurdles.