Very much. We've actually tried to capture some of those runtime variables within proteins and break down the programs into smaller compossible units. And star

Very much. We've actually tried to capture some of those runtime variables within proteins and break down the programs into smaller compossible units. And start to keep track of which conditions are required for particular functionalities of which components. Life has already made a bunch for us to look at. Ultimately, in our hands, those properties are strongly linked to physical associations, locations within a cell, enzymatic capabilities, and i/o (light, heat, chemical concentrations, force, etc.). Then you start (re)building little i/o robots from reusable components for use by and within cells that are regulated by their location and associations (in a wet Brownian environment). All by coding using that same genetic source.