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Towards an in-vitro Implementation of a Universal Distributed Splicing Model for DNA Computation

Thomas HinzeThomas Hinze,  Monika SturmMonika Sturm

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Thomas Hinze, Monika Sturm
Towards an in-vitro Implementation of a Universal Distributed Splicing Model for DNA Computation
In R. Freund, eds., Proceedings Theorietag 2000 (TT2000) Wien, 2000

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• KurzfassungAbstract
  Emphasizing a combination of recent developments in computer science with molecular bioengineering, a special distributed splicing system (TT6) is proposed. This unconventional model for computation features by a possibility for an in-vitro implementation in the laboratory as well as by a mathematical exact description. The Dresden DNA Computation Group decided to implement such a system on biohardware and optimized all relevant model parameters and components with respect to this objective.
• Forschungsgruppe:Research Group: AutomatentheorieAutomata Theory

@inproceedings{ HinzeSturm-TT2000-00,
  author = {T. {Hinze} and M. {Sturm}},
  booktitle = {Proceedings Theorietag 2000 (TT2000) Wien},
  editor = {R. {Freund}},
  title = {Towards an in-vitro Implementation of a Universal Distributed Splicing Model for DNA Computation},
  year = {2000},
}