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DNA Computing

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DNA Computing
The manipulation of data represented by strings of DNA base pairs instead of binary digits, with calculations carried out by common manipulations—e.g., combining, copying, and extracting strands
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Shapiro and his team at Weizmann introduced the first autonomous programmable DNA computing device in 2001.
DNA based microscopic computing devices become 'user friendly' by Asian News International
Nowadays computing or information processing has become popular both literally and metaphorically for conceptualizing all sorts of scientific processes, from information-theoretic approaches in neuroscience to advances in quantum information theory and DNA computing.
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The paper applies, in a theoretical investigation, the DNA computing paradigm to the modeling of Petri nets.
DNA algorithms for Petri net modeling by Schuster, Alfons / Informatica
 
 
 
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