Researchers at the University of Minnesota have created a simplified system that allows an artificial cell to enclose genetic material and import new materials continuously. This system can spontaneously divide, producing several generations of 'offspring' before failing. The development aims to provide insights into the origin of life and the characteristics of minimalistic life forms.
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University of Minnesota develops artificial cell capable of limited division
A lab at the University of Minnesota has developed an artificial cell that can enclose genetic material and continuously import new materials. This cell can undergo a few rounds of division, which may help researchers explore the origins of life and minimalistic life forms.
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Artificial cell manages a few rounds of cell division
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