IT for synthetic biology and DNA nanotechnology
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Abstract
Somewhere between the studies of information technology and organic chemistry, researchers are trying to make tiny robots out of DNA molecules.
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Published: 01 September 2010
Published in XRDS Volume 17, Issue 1
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