Lecture

Protein Circuit Design

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This lecture covers the engineering of protein circuits for logic operations and analog-to-digital conversions in living systems. It discusses principles, examples, and applications of protease-based logic gates and circuits, as well as the role of protein-based processors in cell-based therapies.

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