I'd like to know what's current progress of 'synthetic circadian clock' or 'synthetic oscillators'. Indeed, I would like to investigate methods to regulate protein expression (e.g., transcritpion) in a time controlled manner. Being umfamiliar with this field now, I am eager to know what are already known, and what current designs are effective?
If you know papers of importance or groups with expertise, please note their name.
Thanks for your time.
Dear Mingliang Ren,
Hope the stuff below would be helpful:
Certainly! The field of synthetic circadian clocks and oscillators involves designing and engineering biological systems that mimic the natural circadian rhythms found in living organisms. Here are some influential papers and research groups in this area:
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Remember that the field of synthetic biology and synthetic oscillators is rapidly evolving, and new papers and research groups may emerge over time. When exploring these topics, be sure to look for the latest research in reputable journals and from established research institutions.
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