DNA Punch Cards - Storing Data With Synthetic DNA
In the realm of data storage, DNA has emerged as a promising medium. This innovative approach involves punching data onto synthetic DNA, highlighting efficient storage and retrieval methods. The process includes converting DNA into single strands for sequencing and utilizing data compression techniques. Future developments explore the integration of MALDI plates and microfluidic devices with synthetic DNA, paving the way for advanced data handling solutions.
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DNA Punch cards By: Shanav Nath & Trevor Sloan
Prior Methods DNA-based storage systems currently all store data in synthetic DNA oligos Requires synthesizing strands with precise orderings of nucleotides DNA Fountain
Reading DNA first converted to single strands using high temperatures at the nicks The pieces are then converted to dsDNA to be sequenced Error-free as reads can always be aligned with the reference
Future Developments MALDI Plates Microfluidic Devices Use with synthetic DNA
