BY: DANE GREER AND JAKE PROEHL DNA COMPUTING. DNA DNA Strands ATGC (adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine) Polymerase.

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BY: DANE GREER AND JAKE PROEHL DNA COMPUTING

DNA DNA Strands ATGC (adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine) Polymerase

POLYMERASE

DNA REPLICATION

WHAT IS DNA COMPUTING Uses Polymerase to create every possible combination of strands. This happens in parallel

DNA COMPUTING Probe molecule finds correct strand Chemical reaction then removes all incorrect strands What’s left is the solution to the problem

EXAMPLE Hamiltonian Path problem (A.K.A. Traveling Salesman)

BENEFITS Speed

BENEFITS CONT Storage

BENEFITS CONT Energy efficient.

DOWNSIDES Cost

DOWNSIDES Manual Labor

DOWNSIDES Feed

DOWNSIDES Wrong answers aren’t always eliminated

EFFECT ON ALGORITHMS Performs calculations in parallel Changes the focus of Algorithms

QUESTIONS?

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