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by human_v2
6068 days ago
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This is what I would do, but you'd need some prerequisite software and information: 1. Get a genome for the simplest bacteria you can find.
2. You'd need molecular simulation software, specifically DNA and cells After you've gotten this, I would strip out pieces of the genome using the genetic algorithm (oh the irony) and see if you can slim the genome down to a bare-bones replicating cellular machine. After that, just a little trial and error and you could be making designer organisms. (Sorry if you wanted something realistic. My brain doesn't work like that =) |
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That sounds interesting from a computational perspective. Any good papers to read? "Designer organisms" also sounds interesting...