David Nield writing in ScienceAlert describes how scientists created artificial programmable, non-reproducing cells with a hydrogel matrix sensitive to UV light allowing physical property adjustments.Through a complex chemical process, scientists have been able to develop versatile, synthetic ‘cyborg’ cells in the lab. They share many characteristics of living cells while lacking the ability to divide…
Scientists Design Programmable Cyborg Cells for Study With Ultraviolet Sensitive Hydrogel Matrix
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