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Description: The research paper A Fledgling Technology DNA Computing speaks about unlimited potential of DNA Computing. Although in nascent state of application DNA Computing holds a very bright and promising future. Until yesterday the world of computing heavily depended upon the silicon microprocessor which played an instrumental role in securing huge data. Researchers have been in vogue and scientists have been lauding upon the wonders of silicon microprocessor not until when Professor Adleman created this new way of DNA Computing by mixing DNA strands and sequencing the nucleic acids Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine ad Thiamine to find solutions to the Hamilton Pathway Problem.

 The research paper posits that traditional computing allows binary entities that store the data of desired quantity. These binary entities are zeroes and ones where as the DNA Computing depends upon the sequencing of the nucleic acids, the unique sequencing patterns work close to the traditional computing methods, the only difference is that instead of software proteins, enzymes and amino acids come into play. The computer scientists drew a brilliant analogy between a machine and the biological mechanism.

Although there are many advantages, there are some inherent loopholes pertaining to DNA Computing. For example the DNA lab environment working on test tunes could sound very intimidating. The tear drop sized DNA Computer requires manual assistance. Moreover there could be unnecessary chemical reactions that need to be looked into and removed very cautiously. All these hurdles play a negative role in developing a DNA Computer.

Conclusion: DNA Computing sounds very exciting and given examples almost vouch for the whopping success of the nascent technology. The wonderful combinations of DNA could answer many problems in shortest time frame possible. The DNA Computing could once for all bid farewell to the bragging, bombastic super computers. But all these claims definitely seek time to see themselves materializing. Until then all the answers lie cocooned in research.

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Description: The research paper DNA Computing A Successor to Silicon talks about DNA Computing as a future replacement to the Silicon chip that has held the world of technology in its grip. The world has never heard before what DNA Computing was earlier than 1994 when Adleman a research scientist working meticulously at the University of South California announced a wonderful possibility of such a thing. It has been mentioned in the research paper that scientists posit possibility of storing, retrieving and processing more information by means of DNA Computing.

 In traditional computing where silicon chip performs the activities pertaining to storage, binary functions of converting the information into 0’s and 1’s is done. Using DNA Computing allows quicker storage of information using the DNA sequences made by the nucleic acids- Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine and Thiamine. DNA Computing highly relies on this nucleic acid combinations to store huge amount of data where in enzymes and other amino acids act as the necessary software to carry specific operations. The scientist drew an analogy between Computing and recombination DNA technology. 

 Silicon microprocessors have been ruling the world of computing so far. Breakthrough researches in the domain keep happening incessantly and the scientists keep lauding upon the achievements. But with the advent of DNA Technology the world of computing is going to be astonishingly revolutionized.

 Conclusion: The research paper concludes on a note that the practical problems pertaining to creating a DNA Computer are still very challenging. Creating an environment that sees development of such a computer is still very intimidating. The DNA computers need manual assistance and the unnecessary chemical responses might impede the speed of processing. Although the domain seems to be very processing it still in its incubation period and has to go miles before it finally sees the light of the day.

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Description: The research paper DNA Computer Technical Paper talks about the Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid (DNA) and its multiple combinational techniques to store and secure information in computers. The Research paper unveils the potential of DNA to store necessary information in oodles and safely transmit it to the next generation without any lost of Information. This unique ability of DNA- i.e. to combine to form a particular code and then safeguard colossal information and the way information is transmitted to the subsequent generations without any discrepancy has been identified by the Scientist Adleman in the University of South California.

Storage of information in traditional computers is done by the binary systems that is 0’s and 1’s in the DNA Computation, processing and storage of information is done via the four nucleic acids- adenine, guanine, cytosine and thiamine- instead of traditional zeroes and ones. Such a thing increases the scope of storage and processing by more than double. This advantage has attracted the pioneering research scientists to take up the idea to a further level. DNA Computers haven’t hit the market yet. The relatively new concept that was first voiced in the year 1994 still needs time to rise from the incipient stage.

The breakthrough was first achieved in a lab when Adleman first mixed strands of DNA and specific nucleic acid combinations representing seven cities in order to achieve solution for the famous ‘Hamilton Pathway Problem’. The problem was to find the shortest route possible to travel through seven cities without repeating the same route even once. To this effect Hamilton combined DNA strands considering them the routes. In a short time many recombinations were produced and Adleman removed the unnecessary ones leaving the ones in which there was no repetition of sequences.

Conclusion: Although the domain of DNA Computing is in its incipient stage and is still working on an old algorithm, sophisticated techniques are being incessantly to allow the domain set new heights of popularity

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Description: The research paper DNA Computing Paper Presentation speaks about DNA Computing which seems to have a very promising future. The research paper suggests that Cryptography is a science that almost keeps losing its significance with an addition of information, new technology or any other thing. Cryptography and 55 bit encryptions that were written a few decades ago were considered be all end all for secure transactions for all the generations to come. Surprisingly that 54 bit encryption now stands obsolete and completely extinct. With emergence of standard smart card and almost never ending e-transactions, the future of cryptography seems to be heavily burdened.

The idea of DNA Computing as a very effective encrypting technique is gaining ground very fast. DNA computing or molecular computing are terms used to explain utilizing the innate combinational properties of DNA for extremely parallel computation.  The idea is that with an suitable setup and enough DNA, one can potentially answer huge mathematical problems by parallel search.  This means that you can try every solution to a given problem until you came across the right one through arbitrary calculation.  Utilizing DNA for this type of computation can be much faster than utilizing a conventional computer.

Leonard Adleman a Computer Scientist from the University of California first suggested that the DNA with its multitude of possibly combining nucleotides could find application in brute force computer search techniques.

Conclusion: Although the field of DNA Computation has wide scope it is still in its infancy many researches are to be done until the domain gains momentum. As of now creating the necessary lab feature to kick start any such thing seems to be both a distant dream and intimidating. DNA Computing can gain ground by creating applications in the field of biology, chemistry and medicine. As of now the domain is in its incipient stage.

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