Synthetic biology builds programmed biological systems for a wide range of purposes such
as improving human health, remedying the environment, and boosting the production of …

Numerous bacteria and other microorganisms are living with the human body, which are
parasitic in our skin, gastrointestinal tract, mouth, and other organs. While securing stable …

A vast microbial community lives on and within the human body. Recent advances in
microbiome studies have shown how some living bacteria can positively influence human …

A complex interplay of metabolic and immunological mechanisms underlies many diseases
that represent a substantial unmet medical need. There is an increasing appreciation of the …

The human microbiome, consisting of microorganisms that coexist symbiotically with the
body, impacts health from birth. Alterations in gut microbiota driven by factors such as diet …

Highlights•Engineered bacteria provide a continuous supply of therapeutic
molecules.•Bacterial therapies target inflammation, immunity, cancer, and metabolic …

Since the intimate relationship between microbes and human health has been uncovered,
microbes have been in the spotlight as therapeutic targets for several diseases. Microbes …

The ability to modify existing microbiota at different sites presents enormous potential for
local or indirect management of various diseases. Because bacteria can be maintained for …

The human microbiome plays an important role in human health, from metabolism to
immunity. In the last few decades, advances in synthetic biology have enabled scientists to …

There is growing interest in the role of microorganisms in human health and disease, with
evidence showing that new types of biotherapy using engineered bacterial therapeutics …