Programming Cells

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The complexity of cells and their ability to process information has a lot in common with computers. Andrew Phillips and his team at Microsoft are applying concepts of computer programming to biological research, creating a rigorous framework for triggering actions within a cell. Though the complexity of cells and their ability to process information has a lot in common with computers, cells, unlike computers, weren't created by humans. So better understanding how they operate, and how to program them, will truly be a moonshot effort.

Learn more how Microsoft Research is learning to program cells: http://news.microsoft.com/stories/computingcancer



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