Scientists create first synthetic cell that feeds, grows, and replicates

For the first time, researchers have constructed a synthetic cell from non-living chemical components that can feed, grow, and replicate like a natural cell, according to reports.

Scientists report constructing the first synthetic cell entirely from non-living chemical building blocks that exhibits the hallmarks of life: feeding, growth, and self-replication. The achievement, described as a breakthrough in synthetic biology, was reported by multiple outlets. Further details on the specific methodology and the research team involved remain pending.

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