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ENDEXT Technology signifies the wheat germ cell-free protein synthesis technology that was developed by Professor Yaeta Endo of Ehime University. The wheat germ lysate produced by the technology is free of translation inhibitors, and as a result, it permits remarkably stable in vitro protein synthesis: all that is needed for the synthesis is to add the target mRNA as well as the amino acids and other substrates to the lysate. The eukaryotic origin of the ENDEXT(R) wheat germ lysate has made it possible to produce a broad range of difficult-to-express proteins including not only those of microorganisms and higher forms of life but also artificial proteins. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), one of the nine national laboratories of the U.S. Department of Energy, employed the CFS automatic protein synthesizer GenDecoder1000. PNNL will use it to synthesize proteins required for Genomes to Life (GTL) program, whose focus is on the molecular machines of DOE-relevant microbes and their networking in living cells and microbial communities. GenDecoder1000 is capable of transcription and translation of 384 samples in an overnight campaign.