The synthetic yeast genome project, Sc2.0
is laying the groundwork for a new era of life sciences and biotechnology
The Synthetic Yeast Genome Project, Sc2.0, recently achieved a critical milestone with the completion of synthesis of the first functional eukaryotic chromosome in yeast. Why build a synthetic genome?
Tune in for the upcoming free webinar "building a Synthetic Eukaryotic Genome" presented by Sc2.0 leading scientist Leslie Mitchell, Ph.D. to learn more about how to design and engineer genes, pathways and even chromosomes through software and experimental infrastructure developed by Sc2.0.
Tune in for the upcoming free webinar "building a Synthetic Eukaryotic Genome" presented by Sc2.0 leading scientist Leslie Mitchell, Ph.D. to learn more about how to design and engineer genes, pathways and even chromosomes through software and experimental infrastructure developed by Sc2.0.
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- lorraine xu
- Country
- United States
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- Health
- Last Updated
- May 29, 2014