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       <p>In recognition of the limitations of current IBD therapy, we embarked on a journey to harness the power of synthetic biology in developing a biological therapy, which we named “MusCure” as the abbreviation of “Muscone to Cure”. Our primary objective was to engineer yeast capable of specifically colonizing at the inflammatory sites of the intestine and delivering lactate in response to the signals of muscone.</p>
       <p>Based on the published paper and our patient interviews, oral administration has many drawbacks. For instance, parts of IBD patients have difficulty in swallowing the pills, and given the vulnerable intestine of the patients, oral administration can cause further nausea or vomiting. To address the shortcomings of oral administration, MusCure offers an <b>“APE” solution: “Affordable, Potential and Efficiency IBD treatment”</b>. The following sections will elucidate how our design accomplishes these goals.</p>
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