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Zhu 等人介绍了 MELG（活体嫁接工程材料），将工程微生物与非活体支架结合起来，用于内部功能性蛋白质再生。这些 MELG 可用于长期控制释放、酶介导的生物催化和 DNA 纯化。与传统的非生物材料相比，这种方法增强了生物活性材料的功能性和耐久性。
Sustainable protein regeneration in encapsulated materials.
Zhu et al. introduce MELG (materials engineered by living grafting), combining engineered microbes with non-living scaffolds for functional protein regeneration within. These MELGs can be used for long-term controlled release, enzyme-mediated biocatalysis, and DNA purification. This approach offers enhanced functionality and durability in bioactive materials compared to traditional non-living counterparts.
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