A synthetic cell phage cycle
Antoine Lévrier, Paul Soudier, David Garenne…·Vincent Noireaux
This study creates a synthetic cell-free system where T7 phages infect synthetic cells, demonstrating a complete viral life cycle in vitro.
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Antoine Lévrier, Paul Soudier, David Garenne…·Vincent Noireaux
This study creates a synthetic cell-free system where T7 phages infect synthetic cells, demonstrating a complete viral life cycle in vitro.
Paul Soudier, Ana Zúñiga, Thomas Duigou…·Jean‐Loup Faulon
PeroxiHUB is a cell-free biosensing platform that detects metabolites by converting them into H2O2 using enzymatic transducers, enabling modular and scalable detection.
Angelo Cardoso Batista, Antoine Lévrier, Paul Soudier…·Manish Kushwaha
This paper develops exonuclease-deficient cell-free extracts and optimized buffers to enable robust expression from unprotected linear DNA without additional protection strategies.
Olivier Borkowski, Mathilde Koch, Agnès Zettor…·Jean‐Loup Faulon
The paper uses active learning to explore a large combinatorial space of cell-free compositions to maximize protein production and identify critical parameters.
Amir Pandi, Mathilde Koch, Peter L. Voyvodic…·Jean‐Loup Faulon
The paper introduces metabolic perceptrons for binary classification of metabolite combinations using computational models and experimental validation in synthetic biological circuits.