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*[http://biobuilder.org/abstraction.html '''Abstraction'''] -- a term borrowed from software engineering to indicate the management of complexity inherent to biological parts and the systems made with them. Abstraction simplifies components by hiding, or "black boxing" information, facilitating their use and re-use | *[http://biobuilder.org/abstraction.html '''Abstraction'''] -- a term borrowed from software engineering to indicate the management of complexity inherent to biological parts and the systems made with them. Abstraction simplifies components by hiding, or "black boxing" information, facilitating their use and re-use | ||
*[http://biobuilder.org/bsl.html '''Biosafety level'''] -- precautions and containment rules for safely working with biological agents in laboratory facilities | |||
*'''Cloning''' -- recombinant DNA molecules inserted into a plasmid or virus "vector." The vector must then be introduced into a host cell without killing it | *'''Cloning''' -- recombinant DNA molecules inserted into a plasmid or virus "vector." The vector must then be introduced into a host cell without killing it | ||
*[http://biobuilder.org/Device.html '''Device'''] -- an engineered genetic object that produces a human-defined function under specified conditions. Devices are produced by combining one or more standard biological parts | *[http://biobuilder.org/Device.html '''Device'''] -- an engineered genetic object that produces a human-defined function under specified conditions. Devices are produced by combining one or more standard biological parts |
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