The 'genetic alphabet' of DNA constitutes two base pairs (A–T and G-–C). In a major breakthrough in synthetic biology, Synthorx's scientific founder Dr. Romesberg and his team have crafted another base pair d5SICSTP and dNaMTP (abbreviated X-–Y) that can be replicated in vivo. The incorporation and in vivo replication of X—Y into DNA expands the genetic alphabet, allowing for the increased storage of information and the incorporation of multiple non-natural amino acids into new, unique proteins.
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Wednesday, 7 September 2016
New pieces for DNA code...
New research use 'custom genetic alphabet' for generate new unique proteins...
