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Problems of Information Transmission, 2005
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D'yachkov, A. G. +6 more
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2005
AbstractThe nanometer scale is a special place where all sciences meet and develop a particularly strong interdisciplinarity. While biology is a source of inspiration for nanoscientists, chemistry has a central role in turning inspirations and methods from biological systems to nanotechnological use.
SAMORI', BRUNO, ZUCCHERI, GIAMPAOLO
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AbstractThe nanometer scale is a special place where all sciences meet and develop a particularly strong interdisciplinarity. While biology is a source of inspiration for nanoscientists, chemistry has a central role in turning inspirations and methods from biological systems to nanotechnological use.
SAMORI', BRUNO, ZUCCHERI, GIAMPAOLO
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Journal of Combinatorial Optimization, 2003
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D'yachkov, Arkadii G. +7 more
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Coding DNA sequences: statistical distributions
Mathematical Biosciences, 2003The base distributions in coding DNA sequences (CDS) are investigated. We explore the scaling properties of the 4-dimensional directed random walk and compare them with that for the DNA sequences. Inference from these observation are, however, contradicted by alternate analysis using factorial moments.
Som, A., Sahoo, S., Chakrabarti, J.
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Concatenated Nanopore DNA Codes
IEEE Transactions on NanoBioscienceIn nanopore sequencers, single-stranded DNA molecules (or k-mers) enter a small opening in a membrane called a nanopore and modulate the ionic current through the pore, producing a channel output in the form of a noisy piecewise constant signal. An important problem in DNA-based data storage is finding a set of k-mers, i.e.
Adrian Vidal +2 more
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The Analyst, 2001
A bioanalytical scheme is described for bar coding objects with DNA. Several DNA templates of different lengths are mixed together and the mixture used to label the object of interest. To disclose the bar code, the DNA mixture is eluted from the object, amplified by the polymerase chain reaction with a universal pair of primers, and then the amplified ...
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A bioanalytical scheme is described for bar coding objects with DNA. Several DNA templates of different lengths are mixed together and the mixture used to label the object of interest. To disclose the bar code, the DNA mixture is eluted from the object, amplified by the polymerase chain reaction with a universal pair of primers, and then the amplified ...
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2013 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, 2013
This paper considers cyclic DNA codes of arbitrary length over the ring R = F2[u]/(u4 - 1). A mapping is given between the elements of R and the alphabet {A, C, G, T} which allows the additive stem distance to be extended to this ring. Then, cyclic codes over R are designed such that their images under the mapping are also cyclic or quasi-cyclic of ...
K. Guenda +2 more
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This paper considers cyclic DNA codes of arbitrary length over the ring R = F2[u]/(u4 - 1). A mapping is given between the elements of R and the alphabet {A, C, G, T} which allows the additive stem distance to be extended to this ring. Then, cyclic codes over R are designed such that their images under the mapping are also cyclic or quasi-cyclic of ...
K. Guenda +2 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1994
Forty years after the discovery of the double helical structure of DNA, it is still remarkable that this deceptively simple molecule specifies virtually everything about the form and function of all cells and all organisms. The way DNA stores its code of life and passes it on from one generation to the next is the key to the puzzle of how mutations ...
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Forty years after the discovery of the double helical structure of DNA, it is still remarkable that this deceptively simple molecule specifies virtually everything about the form and function of all cells and all organisms. The way DNA stores its code of life and passes it on from one generation to the next is the key to the puzzle of how mutations ...
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Superimposed Code Theoretic Analysis of DNA Codes and DNA Computing
2008Abstract : In this project, a synthetic Deoxyribonucleic Acid, DNA-based memory called ComDMems (Combinatorial DNA Memories) was developed. The research focused on the application and implementation of combinatorial based information theory and group testing to create associative DNA memories and to retrieve information stored in these DNA memories by ...
Morgan Bishop, Anthony Macula
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