Cell-Free Synthetic Biology: Biology Without Living Cells

Mon, 11 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Synthetic biology is usually described through living cells. A microbe is engineered to make a molecule. Yeast produce a protein. Bacteria become sensors. A cell grows, responds, divides, and carries the system inside a membrane. That image is useful, but it is not the whole field. Sometimes the most practical way to use biology is to take the useful machinery out of living cells and run it in a controlled format.

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Cell-Free Synthetic Biology: Biology Without Living Cells