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Statistical thermodynamic analysis and designof DNA-based computers

Rose et al., 2004

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5468434434650903476
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Rose J
Deaton R
Suyama A
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Natural Computing

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A principal research area in biomolecular computing is the development of analytical methods for evaluating computational fidelity and efficiency. In this work, the equilibrium theory of the DNA helix-coil transition is reviewed and expanded, as applied to the analysis …
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