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If you are designing proteins, you're not limited to those that are already encoded in the host's DNA.
by jjk166 6y ago
If you are designing proteins, you're not limited to those that are already encoded in the host's DNA.
- Rochus 6y agoRight, but you made the example with the virus docking at a known organism. If you do synthetic biology and modify bacteria to produce any proteins then the situation is different of course.