Lorenzo Pasotti

This paper engineers Escherichia coli to display elastin-like polypeptides, enabling self-assembling living materials with controllable flocculation and ethanol production.

This study uses CRISPR interference to reduce antibiotic resistance in E. coli by targeting resistance genes without causing mutations.

This paper evaluates CRISPR interference as low burden logic inverters in synthetic circuits, demonstrating reduced metabolic load through in-vivo assays.

This paper introduces a dCas9 regulator that reduces competition among sgRNAs in CRISPRi circuits, enabling independent gene repression control.