Research & Innovation
Scientists Have Shortcut Evolution Through This Synthetic Yeast Genome
Scientists have developed a synthetic yeast genome that can be manipulated for various mutations. Through a collaboration of hundreds of scientists across different continents, a new synthetic yeast genome has been created with the ability to produce microbes that can secrete thousands of micro and macromolecules that are useful to humans.
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