Joanna C. Sadler
Abstract
Synthetic biology holds great potential for sustainable chemical synthesis, yet is limited to accessing a relatively small area of chemical space. By interfacing this new technology with the versatility and scope of synthetic chemistry, the best of both worlds can be harnessed to drive a green chemical industry.
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Synthetic biology holds great potential for sustainable chemical synthesis, yet is limited to accessing a relatively small area of chemical space. By interfacing this new technology with the versatility and scope of synthetic chemistry, the best of both worlds can be harnessed to drive a green chemical industry.
Key concepts: Synthetic biology, Interfacing, Chemical biology, Chemical space, Scope (computer science), Chemical synthesis, Nanotechnology, Biochemical engineering