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The AI Pavilion at SynBioBeta 2025 promises to showcase how machine learning is accelerating everything from gene editing to biomanufacturing. Speaking of breakthroughs, TIGR, a newly discovered RNA-guided gene-editing system, is already being called "CRISPR 2.0" for its precision and size. Meanwhile, biotech’s regulatory framework is stuck in the past—is it time for a new Asilomar moment? And in funding news, Arsenale Bioyards just secured $10M to slash biomanufacturing costs by 90%, while Pow.Bio is unveiling an AI-powered fermentation facility in Alameda. Oh, and Colossal has engineered a "Woolly Mouse"—because mammoth de-extinction apparently starts small. But what if synthetic biology wasn’t just reviving extinct species but preventing extinctions in the first place? Revive & Restore is harnessing pluripotent stem cells to preserve biodiversity, offering a radical new way to safeguard endangered species before they disappear. Buckle up—this week’s biotech breakthroughs are as bold as they come.

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Forget Jurassic Park—Biotech Could Prevent Extinctions in a Whole New Way

The power to grow any cell, tissue, or even an entire organism from a tissue sample isn’t science fiction—it’s happening now. Discover how Revive & Restore is harnessing pluripotent stem cells to preserve biodiversity.