Great find Hottod! Thanks for sharing. This is what also caught...

Great find Hottod! Thanks for sharing.

This is what also caught my attention. I knew I remembered that Plug and Play feature in one of their presentations/newsletters.

The central tenet of the emerging field of Synthetic Biology is that biological components can be refined into a toolkit of plug-and-play building blocks. The experimental evidence supporting this idea has so far been limited to relatively slow synthetic gene expression circuits. Real-time events in biological process are mediated by protein-based signaling circuits that can operate up to the millisecond scale. Ability to design protein-based signaling circuits would in principle enable us to design of analytical and diagnostic tests for any analyte.

http://events.imb.uq.edu.au/seminar.php?id=518

Now have a look at what was highlighted on page 21 in a May 2014 Phylogica Presentation.

• Modularity enable Phylomers to ‘Plug-n-Play’ with existing therapies

http://www.phylogica.com/media/PhylogicaTIDESMay14-PW-Presentation.pdf

Then refer to the third dot point in second column on page 1 of this September 2013 Shareholder Newsletter below. Actually that whole newsletter is worth re-reading.

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20130906/pdf/42j6922w2cntw2.pdf

Tony