For the First Time, a Cell Built From Scratch Grows and Divides

Quanta Magazine·Jul 1

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Scientists have reportedly built a cell from scratch that can grow and divide, a potential breakthrough in biological engineering. This synthetic cell is said to have completed a full life cycle, including feeding, growing, and dividing. The achievement could be a first, with multiple reports indicating that such a feat has never been accomplished before.

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