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| + | Imagine taking synthetic biology to space? In 2011, the Brown-Stanford iGEM team did just that, designing a synthetic-biology based Mars colony. At the center of the concept was PowerCell, a consortium of a photosynthetic, diazotrophic (nitrogen-fixing) cyanobacterium engineered to secrete sucrose, and a "production cell". | ||
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Introduction
Imagine taking synthetic biology to space? In 2011, the Brown-Stanford iGEM team did just that, designing a synthetic-biology based Mars colony. At the center of the concept was PowerCell, a consortium of a photosynthetic, diazotrophic (nitrogen-fixing) cyanobacterium engineered to secrete sucrose, and a "production cell".
