Brigitte Städler, Alexander N. Zelikin, Julián Valero, Ebbe Sloth Andersen, Samuel Sánchez
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Artificial Biology – Assemble, Imitate, Adapt
The cover highlights the interdisciplinary character of bottom-up synthetic biology (artificial biology), where artificial cells are (self-)assembled from natural and synthetic components. It showcases the design and construction of cell-like systems that mimic key features of life, including motility, encapsulated catalysis, and compartmentalization, reflecting advances at the interface of chemistry, molecular biology, and nanoscience. More details can be found in the editorial number 2500236 by Brigitte Städler and co-workers. Image credit: Dr. Miguel Alexandre Ramos Docampo, Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center (iNANO), Aarhus University.
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