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    合成生物学は,新しいDNA塩基対によって進歩しています. 拡張遺伝子システムは,非標準の核塩基 (Z:P) をDNAに統合し,酵素互換性のために自然な幾何学を維持しています. これにより,新しい遺伝子配列の探索が可能になります.

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