Chloroplast genomes proposed as the next frontier for generative DNA design
iskander · x · 2026-10-25
A synthetic biology researcher argues chloroplast genomes are the natural next step for generative DNA design: 200kb is challenging yet achievable for DNA assembly, they carry less PR baggage than bacteriophages, and offer a path to high-impact photosynthesis improvements.
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