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Not really. There is biobricks (https://parts.igem.org/Help:An_Introduction_to_BioBricks https://parts.igem.org/Help:An_Introduction_to_BioBricks), but you woul
by jryb 6y ago
Not really. There is biobricks (https://parts.igem.org/Help:An_Introduction_to_BioBricks https://parts.igem.org/Help:An_Introduction_to_BioBricks), but you would need to have some background in biology and lab techniques to know how to use them.
I'm skeptical this would ever be a thing since doing anything non-trivial really does require understand how things work, since there are so many confounding interactions at the molecular level.
If you really want a head start you just need to start learning the fundamentals of those fields.
- memexy 6y ago> I'm skeptical this would ever be a thing since doing anything non-trivial really does require understand how things work, since there are so many confounding interactions at the molecular level. What are some examples of these confounding interactions?