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Genetically modified bacteria are widely used today, especially in agriculture and medicine. They have been genetically engineered to produce proteins like insulin and vaccines. Some current uses of synthetic biology include insulin for diabetes, vaccines for hepatitis B, anti-cancer drugs made from rare sugars in genetically modified bacteria, and proteins from modified E. coli. Future applications may include shoes that react and adapt to the wearer's foot from synthetic biomaterials.
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