Direct Data Transfer From Computers to Living Cells

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💠 A new method could allow us to write digital data directly into the genomes of living cells. DNA holds promise as an incredibly compact and stable storage medium. It could lead to a variety of applications both for data storage and beyond, says Harris Wang. Researchers at Columbia University have shown a way to translate optical-electronic signals into genetic data. Researchers have developed a DNA-based cell recorder for E.

Coli bacteria. The researchers were able to encrypt the message "Hello World" in 72 bits. Wang says there is plenty of potential for improving the system over the next few years. He says it could be possible to increase capacity by several orders of magnitude. Researchers have developed a way to reprogram DNA cells for our own devices. The technology could be used in the field of biocomputer science.

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