Biology

Programming gene expression in multicellular organisms for physiology modulation through engineered bacteria

B. Gao and Q. Sun

In an innovative study, Baizhen Gao and Qing Sun delve into the symbiotic relationship between engineered *E. coli* and *C. elegans*, showcasing how bacteria can be programmed to modulate animal physiology. This ground-breaking research utilizes genetic circuits to influence gene expression, offering exciting prospects for advancing biotechnology applications.

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