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Creation of a genetically encoded band-pass filter for enzyme activity and its application to combinatorial protein engineering

Heins, 2009

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Cells process external information and make complex behavioral decisions by networks of interacting signaling proteins. The creation of synthetic cellular circuits with the ability to mimic complex behavior found in cells is becoming increasingly common. The current …
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Heins Creation of a genetically encoded band-pass filter for enzyme activity and its application to combinatorial protein engineering