In natural living organisms 20 amino acids are used, assembled in different combinations to make the tens of thousands of different proteins needed to sustain life. A Cambridge University team have re-engineered the nematode worm's gene-reading machinery to include a 21st amino acid, not found in nature. The work could give biologists "atom-by-atom control" over molecules in living organisms.
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