Titlebook: DNA Computing; 13th International M Max H. Garzon,Hao Yan Conference proceedings 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 DNA algorithms

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56239-0ce of the 3-CNF SAT problem a manual version of the waste-well architecture was employed. Surprisingly though, after analysis of the modeling results, it appears that through a simple protocol change, the in-line architecture may have been able to perform higher order computations.

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Staged Self-assembly: Nanomanufacture of Arbitrary Shapes with ,(1) Gluesbe engineered, as each new glue type requires significant biochemical research and experiments. Under this assumption, traditional tile self-assembly cannot even manufacture an . ×. square; in contrast, we show how staged assembly enables manufacture of arbitrary orthogonal shapes in a variety of precise formulations of the model.

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Constant-Size Tileset for Solving an NP-Complete Problem in Nondeterministic Linear Timel is universal [2] implies the construction of such systems, those systems are in some sense “large” and “slow.” The system presented here uses 49 = .(1) different tiles and computes in time linear in the input size. I also propose how such systems can be leveraged to program large distributed software systems.

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Solutions to Computational Problems Through Gene Assemblyputational problems. We prove that any given instance of the hamiltonian path problem may be encoded in a suitable way in the form of an ‘artificial’ gene so that gene assembly is successful on that gene-like pattern if and only if the given problem has an affirmative answer.

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Modeling Non-specific Binding in Gel-Based DNA Computersce of the 3-CNF SAT problem a manual version of the waste-well architecture was employed. Surprisingly though, after analysis of the modeling results, it appears that through a simple protocol change, the in-line architecture may have been able to perform higher order computations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-86226-288-5 activatable tiles and a deprotection mechanism using DNA polymerase enzymes and strand displacement. We conclude with a discussion on some applications of activatable tiles beyond computational tiling.

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Neuropeptides

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56239-0oduce the concept of a stem similarity function and discuss DNA codes [2] based on the stem similarity. We suggest an optimal construction [2] and obtain random coding bounds on the maximum size and rate for such codes.