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Large-scale design of robust genetic circuits with multiple inputs and outputs for mammalian cells

Weinberg et al., 2017

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12874022572740078279
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Weinberg B
Pham N
Caraballo L
Lozanoski T
Engel A
Bhatia S
Wong W
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Nature biotechnology

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Engineered genetic circuits for mammalian cells often require extensive fine-tuning to perform as intended. We present a robust, general, scalable system, called'Boolean logic and arithmetic through DNA excision'(BLADE), to engineer genetic circuits with multiple …
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