Conformation-driven computing: a comparison of designs based on DNA, RNA, and protein
Molecular pattern recognition based on conformational interactions is the major basis of control and information processing in biological cells. Designs for pattern recognition devices that use the conformational characteristics of different major classes of biomolecules (DNA, RNA, and protein) are...
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