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Chris Camp

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Tuning viscoelasticity and fine structure of living materials via synthetic adhesion logic and rheological perturbations

Stefana A. Costan, Kira Hallerbach, S. Kim, Chris Camp, Minkyu Kim, Ingmar Hans Riedel-Kruse

This paper demonstrates how synthetic adhesins and rheological perturbations can tune the viscoelasticity and structure of engineered living materials made from bacteria.

bioRxiv · Jun 4, 2025 · PreprintSynthetic Biology