A Simple System for Morphogenetic Engineering

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• Anton Kan
• Friday 28 June 2013, 11:30-11:55
• Biffen Lecture Theater, Department of Genetics.

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Morphogenesis is the result of a complex process arising from the interaction between the physical cellular environment and genetic developmental program. My project aims to engineer a simple bacterial system capable of programmable morphogenesis. Such a system will be used as platform to study the role of the biophysical environment in multicellular self-organisation and development. The engineering of this system will be conducted in parallel with the use of computational tools to model and design biological architecture.

This talk is part of the Plant Sciences Research Seminars series.

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