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parallel computing with DNA
Leonard Adleman is widely recognized as the father of ‘DNA computing,’ an approach that uses DNA molecules and biochemical reactions to store and process information. (He is better known for RSA (Rivest-Shamir-Adleman) encryption, a system ...
time-series cell state recording in DNA
Measuring what happens inside cells is challenging. Some of the most common ways to gain information about cells include flow cytometry (passing individual cells in front of sensors), microscopy, and sequencing, but all three have drawbacks...
AI and high-throughput data-enabled gene circuit design
Just over two weeks ago, Kshitij Rai and Ronan O’Connell at Rice University published a paper introducing CLASSIC, a genetic screening platform that can profile over 100,000 gene circuit candidates in a single experiment. Using data generat...
cellular supremacy
> “The promise of synthetic biology lies in its potential to provide new substrates for computation, production, pollution control and medical diagnosis (among many areas), and to harness the “wetware” inside the living cell for human-defin...
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