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    Bio Molecular Computing

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    This document discusses DNA computing and introduces the world's smallest computer. It explains that DNA computing uses DNA sequences and biological molecules to perform complex computations in parallel. A single drop of water can contain about a trillion of these DNA computers. The document also outlines some advantages of DNA computing such as low power usage, massive data storage potential, and the ability to solve problems simultaneously and efficiently handle large amounts of working memory. However, DNA computing remains an early-stage research area and further development is still needed before practical applications can be realized.

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    This document discusses DNA computing and introduces the world's smallest computer. It explains that DNA computing uses DNA sequences and biological molecules to perform complex computations in parallel. A single drop of water can contain about a trillion of these DNA computers. The document also outlines some advantages of DNA computing such as low power usage, massive data storage potential, and the ability to solve problems simultaneously and efficiently handle large amounts of working memory. However, DNA computing remains an early-stage research area and further development is still needed before practical applications can be realized.

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    This document discusses DNA computing and introduces the world's smallest computer. It explains that DNA computing uses DNA sequences and biological molecules to perform complex computations in parallel. A single drop of water can contain about a trillion of these DNA computers. The document also outlines some advantages of DNA computing such as low power usage, massive data storage potential, and the ability to solve problems simultaneously and efficiently handle large amounts of working memory. However, DNA computing remains an early-stage research area and further development is still needed before practical applications can be realized.

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    54 views13 pages

    Bio Molecular Computing

    Uploaded by

    Deepika Singh
    This document discusses DNA computing and introduces the world's smallest computer. It explains that DNA computing uses DNA sequences and biological molecules to perform complex computations in parallel. A single drop of water can contain about a trillion of these DNA computers. The document also outlines some advantages of DNA computing such as low power usage, massive data storage potential, and the ability to solve problems simultaneously and efficiently handle large amounts of working memory. However, DNA computing remains an early-stage research area and further development is still needed before practical applications can be realized.

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    The worlds smallest computer

    Introduction to bio-molecular computers Origin of bio-molecular computers. Advantages of DNA computing. Adelmans experiment. DNA computing. Current research. conclusion.

    It is a DNA(deoxyribonucliec acid) computing device. Entirely made of DNA sequences and other biological molecules. Performs complex computation and answer complicated queries. Accomplishment: about a trillion such computers fit in a water drop.

    This shows 1gram of DNA on CD. The CD can hold 800MB of data.

    It is a new computational paradigm.


    DNA computers will be next generation computers made of genes building blocks. They are cheap, small in size, high data storage potential. They are been considered as a replacement for silicon based computers

    Its about:

    Parallel computing. Incredibly light weight. Low power. Solves complex problems simultaneously. Efficiently handle massive amount of working memory. Generate potential solution

    A test tube of DNA can contain trillions of strands. Each operation is carried out on all strands in parallel. We typically use:

    EDNA is object oriented and extensible, so that it can easily evolve as the field progresses
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    EDNA is therefore a research tool that makes it possible to use the advantages of conventional computing to make DNA computing reliable.

    EDNA includes graphical interfaces and click-and-drag facilities to enable easy use.

    At present time, it is still at the stage of basic research. To make DNA computing applicable in practice, further research in both fields computer science and biology - is necessary. Thus, it will take years to develop a practical, workable DNA computer

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