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Scientists just created the most lifelike cell ever made in a lab

Researchers have developed 'SpudCell,' described as the most lifelike cell ever created in a laboratory setting.

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Scientists have created a lab-made cell known as SpudCell. While Live Science describes it as the most lifelike cell ever made in a lab, The Conversation notes that the creation falls short of the overall goal of creating synthetic life.

Coverage focuses on the implications of the discovery, with the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine featuring a Q&A with Peter Carr regarding the risks and benefits of synthetic cells. The Star Tribune also mentions the discovery in the context of a university scientist's work.

Future developments center on the questions raised by SpudCell's creation and the ongoing evaluation of the risks and benefits associated with synthetic cells.

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What is the name of the lab-created cell?

The cell is referred to as SpudCell.

Does SpudCell represent the creation of synthetic life?

According to The Conversation, SpudCell falls short of the goal of creating synthetic life.

Who is discussing the risks and benefits of this technology?

Peter Carr is providing insights on the risks and benefits of synthetic cells via the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.

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