Titlebook: DNA Computing; 7th International Wo Nataša Jonoska,Nadrian C. Seeman Conference proceedings 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Bio

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An Object Oriented Simulation of Real Occurring Molecular Biological Processes for DNA Computing andpecification of the considered operations is directly adapted from detailed observations of molecular biological processes in laboratory studies. Bridging the gap between formal models of DNA computing, we use process description methods from biochemistry and show the closeness of the simulation to

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Towards Optimization of PCR Protocol in DNA Computinge chemical reactions, it seems to be clearly important to optimize each reaction protocol in order to improve the reliability of computing. Moreover, the purpose of the reaction in DNA Computing crosses variably. We consider that the optimization of reaction protocol according to each purpose will b

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DNASequenceGenerator: A Program for the Construction of DNA Sequences present a software program for the construction of sets (“pools”) of DNA sequences. The program can create DNA sequences to meet logical and physical parameters such as uniqueness, melting temperature and GC ratio as required by the user. It can create sequences ., complete sequences with gaps and

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Cascadable Hybridisation Transfer of Specific DNA between Microreactor Selection Modulesow microreactors for DNA Computing [.] and molecular diagnostics. Short DNA oligomers, which can be attached covalently to magnetic beads by a light programmable photochemical procedure [.], are used to bind matching ssDNA from a flowing solution. The beads are restrained in two reaction chambers (m

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Coding Properties of DNA Languageswork we define properties of languages which ensure that the words of such languages will not form undesirable bonds when used in DNA computations. We give several characterizations of the desired properties and provide methods for obtaining languages with such properties. The decidability of these