Automata make antisense

Anne Condon ()
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Nature, 2004, vol. 429, issue 6990, 351-352

Abstract: Information-carrying DNA strands can be used to perform simple computations, but have so far been little more than toys. Can molecular computers be more broadly useful — in medicine, for instance?

Date: 2004
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