13-03-2026 01:00 via cell.com

A new strategy to stabilize gene circuits

The stability of synthetic gene circuits is limited by cellular growth and division. Zhang et al. demonstrated how engineered condensates of transcription factors can stabilize gene expression and enhance bio-based production. This work establishes the spatial organization of transcription factors through phase separation as a powerful strategy for robust gene expression.
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