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    DNA computing uses DNA strands to perform computations in a massively parallel fashion, which could allow for much faster processing speeds compared to silicon-based computers. DNA relies on its genetic code rather than electric signals like silicon chips. DNA computing has advantages like massive parallelism, large supply making it a cheap resource, and potential for very small and clean "biochips." It represents an alternative approach to traditional computing that draws inspiration from how DNA encodes and processes genetic information in living organisms.

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    DNA computing uses DNA strands to perform computations in a massively parallel fashion, which could allow for much faster processing speeds compared to silicon-based computers. DNA relies on its genetic code rather than electric signals like silicon chips. DNA computing has advantages like massive parallelism, large supply making it a cheap resource, and potential for very small and clean "biochips." It represents an alternative approach to traditional computing that draws inspiration from how DNA encodes and processes genetic information in living organisms.

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    "Dna Computing": Shamit Kumar Tomar

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    DNA computing uses DNA strands to perform computations in a massively parallel fashion, which could allow for much faster processing speeds compared to silicon-based computers. DNA relies on its genetic code rather than electric signals like silicon chips. DNA computing has advantages like massive parallelism, large supply making it a cheap resource, and potential for very small and clean "biochips." It represents an alternative approach to traditional computing that draws inspiration from how DNA encodes and processes genetic information in living organisms.

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    “DNA COMPUTING”

    Shamit Kumar Tomar


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    DNA: Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid
    WHY DNA???

    • Human brains work on the DNA technique.

    • Much faster in reactions.

    **DNA encodes genetic information of all living


    beings.
    DNA computing…
    • Also referred as Molecular Computing…

    • Literally means using DNA strands in


    computers.
    DNA COMPUTING

    010010101 ACCCAGTATG
    DNA vs. SILICON

    Silicon chips take electric signals.


    DNA rely on genetic code.

    If bacterial DNA allowed for 30


    replications speed would be about
    1GBPS.!!!!!!!
    ADVANTAGES
    • Availibility of DNA in cellular organisms
    • Massive Parallelism
    • Large supply makes it a cheap resource
    • Biochips can be made cleanly
    • DNA computers will be very smaller than
    modern PC’s.
    THANKS FOR YOUR
    COOPERATION.

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