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Our group uses synthetic, systems, and quantitative biology to engineer useful gene and protein-based biological devices and to deepen our understanding of molecular cell biology. We operate biological devices primarily in human/ mammalian cells. Accelerating the pace of therepeutic technologies (such as tissue regeneration and customizable protein-based drugs) via modular design is the grand challenge that shapes our research plans. | Our group uses synthetic, systems, and quantitative biology to engineer useful gene and protein-based biological devices and to deepen our understanding of molecular cell biology. We operate biological devices primarily in human/ mammalian cells. Accelerating the pace of therepeutic technologies (such as tissue regeneration and customizable protein-based drugs) via modular design is the grand challenge that shapes our research plans. | ||
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'''[[Haynes:LabNotebooks | Lab Notebooks ]]'''{{hide| | |||
* [[http://openwetware.org/wiki/Haynes_Lab:Notebook/Engineering_PC-TFs | Brady]] | |||
* [[http://openwetware.org/wiki/Carly%27s_Lab_Notebook/Notebook | Carly]] | |||
* [[http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Karmella_Haynes/Notebook | Karmella]] | |||
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'''[[Haynes:Protocols | Protocols ]]'''{{hide| | '''[[Haynes:Protocols | Protocols ]]'''{{hide| | ||
Revision as of 09:50, 16 February 2012
Our group uses synthetic, systems, and quantitative biology to engineer useful gene and protein-based biological devices and to deepen our understanding of molecular cell biology. We operate biological devices primarily in human/ mammalian cells. Accelerating the pace of therepeutic technologies (such as tissue regeneration and customizable protein-based drugs) via modular design is the grand challenge that shapes our research plans.
- [| Brady]
- [| Carly]
- [| Karmella]
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