Authors
Petra Schwille, Joachim Spatz, Katharina Landfester, Eberhard Bodenschatz, Stephan Herminghaus, Victor Sourjik, Tobias J Erb, Philippe Bastiaens, Reinhard Lipowsky, Anthony Hyman, Peter Dabrock, Jean‐Christophe Baret, Tanja Vidakovic‐Koch, Peter Bieling, Rumiana Dimova, Hannes Mutschler, Tom Robinson, T‐Y Dora Tang, Seraphine Wegner, Kai Sundmacher
Publication date
2018/10/8
Source
Angewandte Chemie International Edition
Volume
57
Issue
41
Pages
13382-13392
Description
A large German research consortium mainly within the Max Planck Society (“MaxSynBio”) was formed to investigate living systems from a fundamental perspective. The research program of MaxSynBio relies solely on the bottom‐up approach to synthetic biology. MaxSynBio focuses on the detailed analysis and understanding of essential processes of life through modular reconstitution in minimal synthetic systems. The ultimate goal is to construct a basic living unit entirely from non‐living components. The fundamental insights gained from the activities in MaxSynBio could eventually be utilized for establishing a new generation of biotechnological processes, which would be based on synthetic cell constructs that replace the natural cells currently used in conventional biotechnology.
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