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Volume 36 Issue 7, August 2018

Artistic representation of the kit of parts or building a do-it-yourself automated cell culturing system. Wong et al. design and build a framework that enables high-throughput experiments in systems biology, microbiology and evolution (p 614). Image credit: Katie M. Flynn and Ahmad (Mo) Khalil

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