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Engineered Living Materials based on Adhesin-mediated Trapping of Programmable Cells

2019-08-13

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Engineered living materials have the potential for wide-ranging applications such as biosensing and treatment of diseases. Programmable cells provide the functional basis for living materials, however, their release into the environment raises numerous biosafety concerns. Current designs that limit the release of genetically engineered cells typically involve the fabrication of multi-layer hybrid materials with su...

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Literature Corpus work: da8a0c0c-95fe-5a8c-9894-8168ce278e6a
DOI: 10.1101/734350

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