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    Scientists develop first man-made cell that grows

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    Researchers at the University of Minnesota have created the world's first synthetic cell, named SpudCell, which can eat, grow, and replicate. This breakthrough, led by Professors Kate Adamala and Aaron Engelhart, demonstrates that fundamental life functions can be engineered from non-living components. The cell's modular structure allows for independent programming of its functions, paving the way for future advancements in synthetic biology.
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