Synthetic Genomics 101: Restructuring, Recoding and Minimisation Explained
melnykowycz · x · 2026-10-01
NiomeAI's synthetic genomics series (part 1) argues we can now build genomes from scratch, not just read them. It outlines three approaches — restructuring, recoding, and minimisation — that let researchers test how genomes shape life at the chromosome level, framing this as the same instinct behind NIOME's computational-scale work. Part 2 is forthcoming.
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