Unlocking the Potential of Biocomputing with Enzymes as Catalysts for DNA-Based Computing
Today, researchers have developed a new biocomputing method that uses enzymes as catalysts to perform computations with DNA-based logic. This method, developed by scientists at the University of Tokyo, has the potential to revolutionize biocomputing, allowing for faster and more efficient computation than ever before. The research team has demonstrated that their method can be used to solve the famous Travelling Salesman Problem and other computationally difficult problems. This new method could provide a powerful tool for scientists to further explore the potential of biocomputing and DNA-based logic.
source: Phys.org