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From fragmented workflows to integrated pipelines: Bridging enzymatic DNA synthesis, assembly, and MutS-based error correction.
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Integrating enzymatic DNA synthesis, assembly, and MutS-based error correction into a continuous pipeline enhances fidelity and scalability for gene construction.
- Why it matters: Current workflows are fragmented, limiting the accuracy, throughput, and scalability of constructing large DNA sequences, which hampers progress in synthetic biology.
- What they did: The authors analyze error propagation during synthesis and assembly, compare correction strategies, and highlight enzymatic DNA synthesis's potential to enable an integrated, automated process.
- The result: This integrated pipeline improves error correction efficiency and workflow compatibility, paving the way for high-fidelity, high-throughput gene and pathway-scale DNA construction.
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