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Computational design drives new generation of synthetic promoters
SynGenSys applies computational design strategies to engineer synthetic promoters with predictable performance characteristics for therapeutic and manufacturing applications. Professor David James discusses how tissue-specific regulatory elements are designed from genomic data to enable precise control of gene expression in contexts ranging from NK cell immunotherapy to biologic production.
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