Read article: Data storage in DNA gains from a larger ‘alphabet’
Data storage in DNA gains from a larger ‘alphabet’
Cost-effective method turns DNA synthesis drawback to an advantage
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Alex Petkov is a former PhD student contributor to Physics World. He was based at the University of Bristol, UK, working on devices for high-voltage applications as part of the Condensed Matter Centre for Doctoral Training (joint between Bath and Bristol). He previously held an internship as a reporter for Physics World.
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