Difference between revisions of "DNA Punch Cards for Storing Data"
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| − | DNA storage systems draw significant interest in the scientific community due to the potential for high storage density and stability. These | + | Synthetic DNA storage systems draw significant interest in the scientific community due to the potential for high storage density and stability. These systems are costly, have a high read/write latency, and are prone to errors. However, these issues can be resolved through the use of native DNA punch cards.<ref name=naturednapunchcards/>. |
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Revision as of 20:56, 13 July 2022
Overview
Synthetic DNA storage systems draw significant interest in the scientific community due to the potential for high storage density and stability. These systems are costly, have a high read/write latency, and are prone to errors. However, these issues can be resolved through the use of native DNA punch cards.[1].
Results
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References
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Tabatabaei, S.K., Wang, B., Athreya, N.B.M. et al. - DNA punch cards for storing data on native
DNA sequences via enzymatic nicking
