DNA Computing
A form of computing, pioneered by Leonard Adleman, in which DNA molecules are used to solve complex mathematical problems. DNA computers allow trillions of computations to be performed simultaneously.
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News Articles that refer to DNA Computing
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Related Links
Biochemical and DNA-Based NanocomputersDNA Based Computers
Erik's Molecular Computation Page
Research
DNA Computing and Informatics at Surfaces, University of Wisconsin
This research project is aimed at the development and characterization of complex mixtures of DNA molecules attached to surfaces.
Biochemical and DNA-based Nanocomputers at MITRE