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Autonomous Homeostatic Synthetic Cells via Self-Gating DNA Nanopores
Homeostasis is a fundamental hallmark of living organisms, arising from the complex interplay between biochemical reactions and regulatory feedback systems. Reconstituting such self-regulating behaviour in minimal synthetic cells enables continuous, persistent operation of biochemical reactions for
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