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<h2><a href="#"></a> Amsterdm iGEM</h2>
 
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<p class="post-info"> written by: Mohammad </p>
 
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<p>We live in a remarkable time. Ever since the 70’s, we’ve been able to
 
read, interpret and manipulate DNA ­ the programming language of life
 
itself. Now, backed by the transformation of biology into an information
 
science and Moore’s law, we have complete lists of the basic
 
components that constitute living systems, accessible from any web
 
browser in the world; we have genetic building blocks that are
 
standardized and cheap, allowing modular use with predictable
 
outcomes; and we have computer aided design, analysis and
 
modelling to speed up progress even more. Together with rapid gene
 
synthesis and sequencing technologies, engineering life has become
 
both more accessible and creative, resulting in a synthetic biology
 
revolution poised to transform industries.
 
In practice, synthetic biology often involves the design of genetic
 
circuits ­ sets of interacting genes that perform a desired task ­ and the
 
insertion of the designed circuit into living cells. As such, microbes can
 
be programmed to produce fuels, smell like banana’s, or sense and
 
break down toxic compounds. We are already remaking ourselves and
 
our world, redesigning, recoding, and reinventing nature itself
 
in the process</p>
 
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