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A synthetic receptor platform enables rapid and portable monitoring of liver dysfunction via engineered bacteria.

2021-03-31

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Bacterial biosensors, or bactosensors, are promising field-deployable agents for medical and environmental diagnostics. However, the lack of scalable frameworks to systematically program ligand detection limits their applications. Here we present a synthetic receptor platform, termed EMeRALD (<bold>E</bold>ngineered <bold>M</bold>odularized <bold>R</bold>eceptors <bold>A</bold>ctivated...

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cde11e4e-692d-5c2f-851b-3b18146cd3cd
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-358332/v1
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