Scientists Bring Halloween in March by Making ‘Zombie Cells’ that Return From the Dead
Scientists went full Frankenstein mode and resurrected ‘dead’ bacterial cells by replacing their defunct DNA with functional DNA from another species. This feat can advance gene engineering, as whole genomes can be transferred from one bacterium to another and customized to confer useful properties, such as the ability to produce […]
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Scientists went full Frankenstein mode and resurrected ‘dead’ bacterial cells by replacing their defunct DNA with functional DNA from another species. This feat can advance gene engineering, as whole genomes can be transferred from one bacterium to another and customized to confer useful properties, such as the ability to produce












