- a machine made from biological molecules.
- It can decode images stored and encrypted within DNA in the form of fluorescent images.
- The computing device can extract images similar to the way computer software does. The 100% biological computer may be useful for long-term storage.
- Storing data in DNA isn’t all that hard — its primary purpose is to store genetic data, after all — but creating a biological computer to decode those long strings of nucleotides is impressive.
- The power source of the computer is ATP — the same adenosine triphosphate that powers the metabolism of every cell in our body.
- The biological computer doesn’t look like a normal computer since it was created in a test tube by mixing chemicals in a solution that appears clear
I started writing this blog to discuss important topics for 2012 mains exam...- Girish.
Saturday, 2 June 2012
World's first 'biological computer'
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