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Hi, this is a little bit of an edge case, but a real one I have encountered, and also one that is philosophically interesting. The use case involved recursive nesting of recombinatorial logic in a way that controlled successive cell differentiation events. I don't know if anyone has ever actually implemented such a genetic circuit, or if real examples of recursive genetic logic exist in nature, but my scientific hunch is that recursive genetic logic could be a valid and interesting engineering approach in synthetic biology. However, we can't represent a recursive structure in SBOL without breaking validation rules. It would be interesting to explore this use case in discussions about SBOL 3.
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Hi, this is a little bit of an edge case, but a real one I have encountered, and also one that is philosophically interesting. The use case involved recursive nesting of recombinatorial logic in a way that controlled successive cell differentiation events. I don't know if anyone has ever actually implemented such a genetic circuit, or if real examples of recursive genetic logic exist in nature, but my scientific hunch is that recursive genetic logic could be a valid and interesting engineering approach in synthetic biology. However, we can't represent a recursive structure in SBOL without breaking validation rules. It would be interesting to explore this use case in discussions about SBOL 3.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: