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Fig. 1 Tools in synthetic biology to drive stem cell differentiation. Genetic tools built by synthetic biologists enable tight control of geneexpression that allow the dynamic control of transcription factor expression in stem cells
Fig. 2 Engineering synthetic tissues for employing personalized medicine. Engineering synthetic fat tissue for regulating blood glucose levels indiabetic patients will likely be a reality in the near future

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