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Minimal cells: Relevance and interplay of physical and biochemical factors

Stano, 2011

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6561166477779637259
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Stano P
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Biotechnology Journal

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Research on the construction of minimal cell‐like systems is continuously progressing. The aim is to assemble a synthetic or semi‐synthetic cell by encapsulating the minimal set of different macromolecules into a lipid vesicle (liposome). Synthetic cells have their relevance …
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