Biology
New 'Semi-Synthetic' Organism Formed Under Unique 6-Letter Genetic Code
Scientists may have heralded the rise of a totally new life form. A team has engineered the first ever "semi-synthetic" organism, courtesy of breeding E. coli bacteria with an expanded six-letter genetic code.
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