the proceedings contain 14 papers. the topics discussed include: an autonomous dna nanodevice captures pH maps of living cells in culture and in vivo;the computer science of molecularprogramming;cooperation in an all...
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(纸本)9783642236372
the proceedings contain 14 papers. the topics discussed include: an autonomous dna nanodevice captures pH maps of living cells in culture and in vivo;the computer science of molecularprogramming;cooperation in an all-RNA network;designer dna architectures for bionanotechnology;an improved dna-sticker addition algorithm and its application to logarithmic arithmetic;graph-theoretic formalization of hybridization in dna sticker complexes;less haste, less waste: on recycling and its limits in strand displacement systems;computing maximal Kleene closures that are embeddable in a given constrained dna language;modelling, simulating and verifying Turing-powerful strand displacement systems;synthesizing small and reliable tile sets for patterned dna self-assembly;exact shapes and Turing universality at temperature 1 with a single negative glue;and multiple molecular spiders with a single localized source - the one-dimensional case.
Motivated by certain coding techniques for reliable dnacomputing, we consider the problem of characterizing nontrivial languages D that are maximal withthe property that D (*) is contained in the subword closure of ...
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Motivated by certain coding techniques for reliable dnacomputing, we consider the problem of characterizing nontrivial languages D that are maximal withthe property that D (*) is contained in the subword closure of a given set S of words of some fixed length k. this closure is simply the set of all words whose subwords of length k must be in S. We provide a deep structural characterization of these languages D, which leads to polynomial time algorithms for computing such languages.
Designing a set of dna base sequences for a large-scale molecular circuit is a difficult problem in the field of dnacomputing. A dna circuit frequently suffers from unintended dna strand displacements among strands;t...
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(纸本)9788993215144
Designing a set of dna base sequences for a large-scale molecular circuit is a difficult problem in the field of dnacomputing. A dna circuit frequently suffers from unintended dna strand displacements among strands;this problem can ruin the desired function of a dna circuit. In this study, our aim was to develop a computational tool for the design of dna base sequences by means of an original algorithm based on mismatches in a dna base sequence. Validity of the proposed algorithm is confirmed by practical redesign examples.
Sticker complexes are a formal graph-based data model for a restricted class of dna complexes, motivated by potential applications to databases. this data model allows for a purely declarative definition of hybridizat...
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Sticker complexes are a formal graph-based data model for a restricted class of dna complexes, motivated by potential applications to databases. this data model allows for a purely declarative definition of hybridization. We introduce the notion of terminating hybridization, which intuitively means that only a finite number of different products can be generated. We characterize this notion in purely graph-theoretic terms. Under a finite alphabet, each product is shown to be of polynomial size. Yet, terminating hybridization can still produce results of exponential size, in that there may be exponentially many different (nonisomorphic) finished products. We indicate a class of complexes where hybridization is guaranteed to be polynomially bounded.
Withthe rapid development of dnacomputing, there are some questions worth study that how to implement the arithmetic operations used in cryptosystem based on dnacomputing models. this paper proposes an improved dna...
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(纸本)9781509050819
Withthe rapid development of dnacomputing, there are some questions worth study that how to implement the arithmetic operations used in cryptosystem based on dnacomputing models. this paper proposes an improved dnacomputing model to calculate modular-multiplication over finite field GF(2(n)). Comparing to related works, both assembly time complexity and space complexity are more optimal. the computation tiles performing 4 different functions assemble into the seed configuration with inputs to figure out the result. It is given that how the computation tiles be bitwise coded and how assembly rules work. the assembly time complexity is theta(n) and the space complexity is theta(n(2)). this model requires 148 types of computation tiles and 8 types of boundary tiles.
We consider the problem of characterizing nontrivial languages D that are maximal withthe property that D*, the Kleene closure of D, is contained in the subword closure of a given set S of words of some fixed length ...
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(纸本)9783642236372
We consider the problem of characterizing nontrivial languages D that are maximal withthe property that D*, the Kleene closure of D, is contained in the subword closure of a given set S of words of some fixed length k. the subword closure of S is simply the set of words for which all subwords of length k are in S. We provide a deep structural characterization of these languages D, which leads to polynomial time algorithms for computing such languages. this work is motivated by the problem of encoding arbitrary data into a set of dna molecules such that all blocks of length k in these molecules satisfy the constraint S - eg, they can form no stable bonds between them, or they have a desired g-c ratio.
dna nanomachines are assemblies that rely on molecular inputs that are processed or transduced into measurable outputs. though dna nanotechnology has created a gamut of molecular devices, an outstanding challenge has ...
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(纸本)9783642236372
dna nanomachines are assemblies that rely on molecular inputs that are processed or transduced into measurable outputs. though dna nanotechnology has created a gamut of molecular devices, an outstanding challenge has been the demonstration of functionality and relevance of these devices in living systems. the I-switch is a dna nanodevice that, in response to protons, changes its conformation to produce a fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) signal. We show that this rationally designed molecular device is capable of measuring spatiotemporal pH changes associated with endosomes as they undergo maturation in living cells in culture. Furthermore, we show that the nanomachine retains its autonomous functionality as it maps the same biological process in cells of a living organism like C. elegans. this demonstration of the quantitative functionality of an artificially designed scaffold positions dna nanodevices as powerful tools to interrogate biological phenomena.
the sticker model of computation, implemented using robotic processing of dna, manipulates in parallel many bitstrings, called strands, that are contained in a limited number of tubes. Prior sticker-addition algorithm...
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(纸本)9783642236372;9783642236389
the sticker model of computation, implemented using robotic processing of dna, manipulates in parallel many bitstrings, called strands, that are contained in a limited number of tubes. Prior sticker-addition algorithms are patterned on digital-electronic full-adders that generate carry bits, each of which must be saved in the strand, which involves wasting the strand or using a clear operation (whose biochemical implementation may be problematic). this paper proposes a new sticker-addition algorithm which does not need to record the carry bits. Instead, which tube holds a particular strand implicitly describes whether or not a carry is required. the speed and number of tubes needed are about half that needed by the prior approach. An example is given for real-valued Euclidian norms using the Logarithmic Number System.
Motivated by certain coding techniques for reliable dnacomputing, we consider the problem of characterizing nontrivial languages D that are maximal withthe property that D (*) is contained in the subword closure of ...
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Motivated by certain coding techniques for reliable dnacomputing, we consider the problem of characterizing nontrivial languages D that are maximal withthe property that D (*) is contained in the subword closure of a given set S of words of some fixed length k. this closure is simply the set of all words whose subwords of length k must be in S. We provide a deep structural characterization of these languages D, which leads to polynomial time algorithms for computing such languages.
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