OMG FUTURE!
Researchers at UC Riverside have found a way to get into your body and your bloodstream. No, they’re not spiritual gurus or B-movie mad scientists. Nathaniel G. Portney, Yonghui Wu, Stefano Lonardi, and Mihri Ozkan from UCR’s departments of Bioengineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Biochemistry, and Electrical Engineering, and the Center forNanoscale Science and Engineering, are just talented when it comes to manipulating DNA.

In their paper, “Length-based Encoding of Binary Data in DNA,” which was published by the American Chemical Society last month, the researchers discovered a system to encode digital information within DNA. This method relies on the length of the fragments obtained by the partial restriction digest rather than the actual content of the nucleotide sequence. As a result, the technology eliminates the need to use expensive sequencing machinery.

Thats like petabytes in a drop of blood

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This is much more exciting than the Ms news Cow. Now your phone tattoo can have upgradeable firmware, stored in your DNA!

I wonder how fast that will give you cancer

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I'm looking forward to some PC Sim racing, but probably not much call for it around this neck of the woods unfortunately.

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I lost the plot by the 2nd line and the whole "peta" thing is just too much to cope with. The only thing close to peta I know is the bread and from what I understand not even close to what cow was trying to explain

Just thinking of it makes the old head zing-ing... Cow stop watching the discovery Channel 02:00am in the morning!!!

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Errr...How did my post make into here? looks left..then right and calls for a taxi

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