Lecture

Genetic Circuits: Synthetic Biology

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This lecture covers the design, modeling, and simulation of genetic circuits in synthetic biology, starting from genetic regulatory mechanisms to the lac operon and synthetic genetic networks. It also explores the fundamental concepts of genetic control of enzyme synthesis and the construction of synthetic circuits using plasmids and vectors.

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