Engineers and computer scientists have a training set that is directly applicable to genomic engineering with the advent of Molecular Lock technology. Molecular Locks are protein assemblies that can turn genes on and off. The structure and action of Molecular Locks makes them uniquely suited to engineering new biological circuits that can run parallel to existing naturally occurring biological circuits. Biological circuit design using Molecular Locks has many of the same features of electronic circuits and software, including logic elements, causal conditions, clocks and loops.
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Susan Weninger
Molecular Lock Corporation