El ADN se puede utilizar para el cálculo. Shutterstock/Millones de fotos
Llenar un tubo de ensayo con moléculas hechas de ADN plegado puede funcionar como una computadora simple. El enfoque se ha utilizado para dividir dos números en factores primos.
Las computadoras convencionales funcionan pasando electricidad a través de pequeños interruptores de encendido y apagado para realizar cálculos simples. Sin embargo, la nueva computadora se basa en la forma en que se combinan las moléculas de ADN de formas diferentes.
Yinan Zhang en la Universidad Jiao Tong de Shanghai en China y sus colegas utilizaron un proceso llamado origami de ADN, donde los químicos se retuercen, entrelazan y unen largas hebras de…
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