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Bruno V. Eijkens

Eindhoven University of Technology

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Approach:experimental assay· 2 Organism:E. coli· 1 Organism:human· 1

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Maarten MerkxiD· 2 shared Tom F. A. de GreefiD· 2 shared Anna‐Maria Makri PistikouiD· 1 shared Anne de DreuiD· 1 shared Bas W. A. BögelsiD· 1 shared Bryan L. NathaliaiD· 1 shared Carlijn V. C. BouteniD· 1 shared Emilien Dubuc· 1 shared

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Engineering a Scalable and Orthogonal Platform for Synthetic Communication in Mammalian Cells

Anna‐Maria Makri Pistikou, Glenn A. O. Cremers, Bryan L. Nathalia, Theodorus J. Meuleman, Bas W. A. Bögels, Bruno V. Eijkens, Anne de Dreu, Maarten T.H. Bezembinder, Oscar M. J. A. Stassen, Carlijn V. C. Bouten, Maarten Merkx, Roman Jerala, Tom F. A. de Greef

This paper develops a scalable synthetic communication platform for mammalian cells using orthogonal receptors and coiled-coil peptides to enable logic gate computations in cell consortia.

Nature Communications · Nov 2, 2023Peer-reviewedSynthetic Biology

Engineered Living Materials based on Adhesin-mediated Trapping of Programmable Cells

Shuaiqi Guo, Emilien Dubuc, Yahav Rave, Mick Verhagen, Simone A. E. Twisk, Tim van der Hek, Guido J.M. Oerlemans, Maxime C. M. van den Oetelaar, Laura S. van Hazendonk, Mariska Brüls, Bruno V. Eijkens, Pim L. Joostens, Sander R. Keij, Weizhou Xing, Martijn Nijs, , Tom F. A. de Greef

This paper introduces a living material platform that traps engineered E. coli in hydrogels using adhesin-mediated anchoring, reducing bacterial leakage and enabling controlled release of antimicrobial proteins.

ACS Synthetic Biology · Feb 27, 2020Peer-reviewedSynthetic Biology