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The aim is to examine the developments in artificial cell design using bottom-up synthetic biology approaches.

Bottom-Up Synthetic Biology for Artificial Cell Design: From Scaffold Materials to Functional Integration

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The aim is to examine the developments in artificial cell design using bottom-up synthetic biology approaches.
Survey of recent advances in scaffold materials for artificial cells, including coacervate-based systems.
Analysis of functional categories such as metabolism, protein synthesis, division, and energy production.
Discussion of practical applications in areas like biocatalysis and biosensing.
Identified five principal scaffold materials and four functional categories in artificial cells.
Outlined key technical limitations in current artificial cell systems, including module compatibility and stability.
Highlighted potential applications in therapeutic delivery and origins of life research.

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Review explores scaffold materials and functional integration in artificial cells, suggesting avenues for biotechnological advancement.

Park et al. (2026) studied this question.

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