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DNA Storage Architecture Could Be Used to Store Health Records, Develop Self-Replicating Machines

Dec 09, 2019
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NEW YORK – An international team of researchers has developed a DNA-based storage architecture to produce materials with immutable memory, which could be used to store electronic health records or facilitate the development of self-replicating machines.

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