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DNA Computing and Its Applications

DNA computing will lead to a molecular revolution that dramatically changes the world. DNA is the genetic material found in humans and other organisms that acts as the blueprint for life. It is made up of four nucleotide bases and allows cells to work together cooperatively. DNA computing relies on DNA codes rather than electrical signals and can solve complex problems more effectively than digital computers through parallel processing. However, challenges remain in making DNA computers as effective as silicon-based systems and dealing with DNA's electrical charge when constructing nanostructures.

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DNA Computing and Its Applications

DNA computing will lead to a molecular revolution that dramatically changes the world. DNA is the genetic material found in humans and other organisms that acts as the blueprint for life. It is made up of four nucleotide bases and allows cells to work together cooperatively. DNA computing relies on DNA codes rather than electrical signals and can solve complex problems more effectively than digital computers through parallel processing. However, challenges remain in making DNA computers as effective as silicon-based systems and dealing with DNA's electrical charge when constructing nanostructures.

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I believe things like DNA computing will eventually lead the way to a molecular revolution, which ultimately will

have a very dramatic effect on the world. L. Adleman

DNA Computing And Its Applications


Gipsa Joseph 4th year, CSE Technical Seminar

Outline
What is DNA?? DNA Encoding Methods DNA Computers Issues in Solving Problems Benefits Challenges

DNA??
DNA stands for deoxyribonucleic acid and is important primarily because it is inherited material found in humans and most other organisms. It is made up of four bases known as: Adenine Guanine Cytosine Thymine

Your Blueprint for Life


DNA is quite frequently called the 'blueprint' of an organism, mostly since it allows the cells to come together in a cooperative way to provide a functional organism.

DNA Encoding Methods


Parallel computation with DNA molecules -Watson-Cricks law. Adlemans encoding method for the directed Hamiltonian path problem Liptons encoding method for the SAT problem. Ouyangs encoding method for the maximal clique problem

ISSUE???
weight representation in DNA strand is an important issue toward expanding the capability of DNA computing to solve optimization problems.

Yamamoto et al

DNA Computers

Solving the DNA Computing Problems..

Benefits
DNA Computersrelies on DNA codes to operate instead of the usual electrical signals Logic Gates Answer Complicated Problems Effective than Digital Computers DNA Microchips---Instead of using electrophoresis Disease Diagnosis

Challenges
making a DNA computer that is as effective as a silicon-based system

Working in three dimensions DNA has an electrical charge---which interferes when Nano-scaffolds are built for electronic equipment. Forensics Agriculture Paternity and Legal Impact

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