Brigitte Städler, Alexander N. Zelikin, Julián Valero, Ebbe Sloth Andersen, Samuel Sánchez
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人工生物学-组装，模仿，适应封面强调了自下而上的合成生物学（人工生物学）的跨学科特征，其中人工细胞是由自然和合成成分（自）组装的。它展示了模拟生命关键特征的细胞样系统的设计和构建，包括运动，封装催化和区隔化，反映了化学，分子生物学和纳米科学界面的进步。更多细节可以在Brigitte Städler及其同事的编辑编号2500236中找到。图片来源：奥胡斯大学跨学科纳米科学中心（iNANO） Miguel Alexandre Ramos Docampo博士。
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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