New Delhi: Scientists say they are building yeast DNA from scratch,
paving the way towards creating new organisms in the lab, amid huge
scientific hurdles and public scrutiny.
The initiative being discussed at the New York City meeting in May - Genome Project-write (GP-write) - has been surrounded by worries over creating unnatural beings in the labs.
The overall project is still under development, and scientists are also unclear where funding will come from.
The synthetic genomes and chromosomes already constructed by scientists are by no means simple, but to synthesize the human genome, scientists will have to address a whole other level of complexity.
Our genome is composed of more than 3 billion bases across 23 paired chromosomes. And to synthesize the human genome could mean scientists will have to address a whole other level of complexity.
The GP-Write project is being managed by the Center of Excellence for Engineering Biology, a new non-profit organisation.
Source:-Zeenews
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The initiative being discussed at the New York City meeting in May - Genome Project-write (GP-write) - has been surrounded by worries over creating unnatural beings in the labs.
The overall project is still under development, and scientists are also unclear where funding will come from.
The synthetic genomes and chromosomes already constructed by scientists are by no means simple, but to synthesize the human genome, scientists will have to address a whole other level of complexity.
Our genome is composed of more than 3 billion bases across 23 paired chromosomes. And to synthesize the human genome could mean scientists will have to address a whole other level of complexity.
The GP-Write project is being managed by the Center of Excellence for Engineering Biology, a new non-profit organisation.
Source:-Zeenews
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