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Our overarching goal is the rapid and predictable reprogramming of cells of all types. We seek to implement design strategies used by Nature as well as to go where evolution | Our overarching goal is the rapid and predictable reprogramming of cells of all types. We seek to implement design strategies used by Nature as well as to go where evolution may not readily go. The implications of our work range from developing systems to study biological processes, novel therapeutics and the environment. Although diverse, all projects have an underlying connection. | ||
* [[Silver: Mammalian Synthetic Biology | Mammalian Synthetic Biology]] | * [[Silver: Mammalian Synthetic Biology | Mammalian Synthetic Biology]] | ||
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* [[Silver: Photosynthesis, carbon fixation and cell consortia | Photosynthesis, carbon fixation and cell consortia]] | * [[Silver: Photosynthesis, carbon fixation and cell consortia | Photosynthesis, carbon fixation and cell consortia]] | ||
* [[Silver: DOE Bio-energy | DOE Bio-energy]] | * [[Silver: DOE Bio-energy | DOE Bio-energy]] | ||
* [[Silver: Programmable chromosomes | Programmable Chromosomes]] | |||
* [[Silver: Publications | Publications]] | * [[Silver: Publications | Publications]] | ||
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*[http://www.msi.harvard.edu/ Microbial Sciences Institute] | *[http://www.msi.harvard.edu/ Microbial Sciences Institute] | ||
*[http://environment.harvard.edu/ Harvard Center for the Environment] | *[http://environment.harvard.edu/ Harvard Center for the Environment] | ||
*[http://wyss.harvard.edu/ Wyss Institute of Biologically Inspired Engineering] | |||
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Revision as of 09:23, 24 February 2013
Welcome to the Pam Silver lab wiki in OPENWETWARE.
Research InformationOur overarching goal is the rapid and predictable reprogramming of cells of all types. We seek to implement design strategies used by Nature as well as to go where evolution may not readily go. The implications of our work range from developing systems to study biological processes, novel therapeutics and the environment. Although diverse, all projects have an underlying connection.
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