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      Biocontainment through reengineered genetic codes.

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      Journal: Chembiochem : a European journal of chemical biology
      Publisher: Wiley
      Keywords: synthetic biology, microbes, genetic code, biocontainment, genome engineering, amino acids

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          It's only unnatural: Reengineered genetic codes can achieve biocontainment by specifying different meanings for protein sequences in modified versus natural organisms; the synthetic bacterium discussed here is dependent on unnatural amino acids because its reengineered genetic code specifies unnatural amino acids in essential genes.

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          PubMed ID:: 25917937
          DOI:: 10.1002/cbic.201500157

          Keywords: synthetic biology,microbes,genetic code,biocontainment,genome engineering,amino acids
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          Keywords: synthetic biology, microbes, genetic code, biocontainment, genome engineering, amino acids

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