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Synthetic biology blends biological sciences with engineering principles to create new biological systems. It focuses on designing genetic circuits that function similarly to electronic logic gates. Additionally, standardized components like BioBricks facilitate the rapid construction of these circuits, with diverse applications across healthcare, agriculture, and environmental management. However, ethical and safety considerations are imperative for responsible advancement in the field.
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Term: Synthetic Biology
Definition: A multidisciplinary field focused on engineering biological systems for new functionalities.
Term: Genetic Circuits
Definition: Devices that control gene expression to perform specific tasks, analogous to electronic circuit behavior.
Term: BioBricks
Definition: Standardized sequences of DNA that can be combined to build complex biological systems.
Term: Modularity
Definition: The principle of designing components that can be independently created and then combined.
Term: Ethical Considerations
Definition: The moral implications of manipulating living organisms, including risks related to biosafety and biosecurity.