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  • Using synthetic development to improve energy (biofuels and shifting away from fossil fuels), food (synthesizing in vitro meat, milk, protein etc), protein engineering other compounds for pharmaceuticals, and biocatalysis and industrial waste management and much more

    Utilize directed protein evolution to take existing families of cutinase or other degradative proteins, pinpoint an optimized protein for which can utilize petroleum as a substrate out of a protein library, an induce alterations and mutagenesis for an improved enzyme specific to this function

    This has significant applications in medicine, spawning nanobots and other for cellular repair and targeted drug treatments, or even tumor surgery at the nanoscale

    it is consumed to maintain homeostasis, most likely the brain, digestive tract, and other regulatory processes

    If the discovery is worthwhile and the person in question understands and accepts that risk then absolutely.

    Marie Curie pioneered radioactivity research, discovered radioactive elements like polonium and radium and became the first and only person to win 2 Nobel prizes. However, she eventually died of cancer due to her extensive radiation exposure.

    did you face any challenges or obstacles in developing your art?

    What type of research did you do? What prompted you to incorporate art into your work?

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