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[Hachimoji DNA extends coding possibilities].

The synthesis of four new nucleotide analogues that can form hydrogen bonds within the DNA double helix and can be incorporated without distortion of the structure extends the possibilities of synthetic biology. Although functional use of these analogues remains in the future, they already have interesting applications and represent an important step forward.