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𧬠Synthetic DNA Controls Genes in Mammalian Cells for the First Time
π¨π»βπ¬ Scientists have, for the first time, used generative artificial intelligence to design synthetic DNA sequences that do not exist in nature. These sequences are capable of controlling gene activity in healthy mammalian cells. The model can be "programmed" for specific tasksβfor example, to activate a gene in stem cells that will become red blood cells, but not in those that will become platelets. The AI selects the appropriate DNA letter combinations, which scientists then synthesize and deliver into cells using viruses. Researchers compare this approach to programmingβonly in biology.
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π¨π»βπ¬ Scientists have, for the first time, used generative artificial intelligence to design synthetic DNA sequences that do not exist in nature. These sequences are capable of controlling gene activity in healthy mammalian cells. The model can be "programmed" for specific tasksβfor example, to activate a gene in stem cells that will become red blood cells, but not in those that will become platelets. The AI selects the appropriate DNA letter combinations, which scientists then synthesize and deliver into cells using viruses. Researchers compare this approach to programmingβonly in biology.
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