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Phys.org — Biology · November 3, 2026 · On the brief until November 17, 2026

Automated platform optimizes enzyme production using cell-free protein synthesis and AI-driven design

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Learning sequence-function patterns to propose new enzyme variants

Researchers built an automated platform that pairs cell-free protein synthesis with machine learning to design industrial enzymes. The system tests hundreds of variants in cell extracts within hours. This process supplies the experimental sequence and function data needed to select stable biocatalysts.

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