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A Different Biology

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By Kevin Mayer
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Fortunately, there is more than one kind of “down.” In science and engineering, the usual down involves a search for a system’s smallest and most fundamental components. But the dive for fundamental components, such as atoms and molecules, can descend past things that are fundamental in their own right, namely, the emergent properties of complex systems. Emergent properties cannot be understood—in practice or even in principle—by identifying and characterizing individual parts.
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Cell-Free Systems: Evolving to Fill New Application Niches

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By Kevin Mayer
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Just because a technology has a long history doesn’t mean it can’t be at the cutting edge. Consider cell-free protein synthesis.
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Killer T Cells Programmed for Tissue- and Tumor-Specific Targeting

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By Kevin Mayer
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Home Topics Cancer Killer T Cells Programmed for Tissue- and Tumor-Specific Targeting Cancer cell attacked by lymphocytes Credit: luismmolina / Getty Images/iStockphoto Cancer-killing T cells have been programmed to have two levels of specificity. First, the T cells have been equipped with a receptor sensitive to a protein that is found only in central nervous system (CNS) tissue.
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