Synthetic Biology

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Synthetic Biology is
A) the design and construction of new biological parts, devices, and systems, and
B) the re-design of existing, natural biological systems for useful purposes.

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Community news

• New England Biolabs and Ginkgo BioWorks release the BioBrick Assembly Kit
• New synthetic biology platform paper in Nature Biotechnology
• Summary of the open SYNBIOSAFE e-conference on ethics, safety, security, IPR, governance, and public perception of synthetic biology available for download.

Community news archive

Discussions Applications Abstraction hierarchy Semantic web ontology Error detection & correction in replicating machines Publishing Standardization Synthetic Society Software Tools Wishlist SB2.0 proposed biosecurity resolutions If you'd like to contribute, join OpenWetWare!	Resources Synthetic Biology 101 Reviews of DNA synthesis companies Press articles Publications: citeulike, connotea, PubMed Documents Conferences LBL's Synthetic Biology Lecture Series archive Mailing lists Graduate Programs Positions Industry Online tools Related links
Initiatives OpenWetWare Synthetic Genomics Study BioBricks (help wanted!) The BioBricks Foundation Registry of Standard Biological Parts SynBERC	Projects Cell sorter SortoStat Collaborative Projects Engineering the Host/System Interface Minimal Cell Project (MCP) Rebuilding T7 Synthetic E. coli genome project Synthetic Mycoplasma genome project Synthetic yeast genome project Team Synthetic on Rosetta@Home (add your cycles)
Outreach Information About us FAQ Competitions iGEM2006 (wiki) 2004 Synthetic Biology Competition Courses 20.109 or BE.109 (MIT) BE.180 (MIT) Synbio 2007 or Implications and Applications of Synthetic Biology (UC Berkeley) MIT IAP 2003 and IAP 2004 projects	Contributors iGEM teams on OpenWetWare Labs Church Lab Collins Lab Ellington Lab Endy Lab Forster Lab Keasling Lab Knight Lab Silver Lab People If you'd like to contribute, join OpenWetWare!

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