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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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Similarly, a DNA computer operates in a biochemical environment, executes real biochemical events, and uses real (usually synthetically modified) DNA.
DNA algorithms for Petri net modeling by Schuster, Alfons / Informatica
That's why the Israeli team of computer scientists and biochemists pursued a different application: a DNA computer that could by itself diagnose and treat disease.
Injectable medibots: programmable DNA could diagnose and treat cancer by Goho, A. / Science News
For now, there are a lot of things that this DNA computer can't do.
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