Scientists create synthetic cell with full life cycle in lab

Interesting Engineering·Jul 1

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Scientists have created a synthetic cell that can complete a full life cycle in a lab. This development is reportedly a first and could potentially revolutionize biological engineering. The achievement is attributed to scientists at the University of Minnesota, who have successfully built a cell that can feed, grow, and divide, exhibiting many of the hallmarks of life.

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