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March 4th, 2006

Nanotech and Cyborgs

Abstract:
Mike Treder: "Life is nanotech." So says Stephen Gordon, blogging at The Speculist. He's writing about "Holy Grail of Enzymatics: Making Enzymes that Make Anything You Want," a recent blog post by Al Fin.

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