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Mathematics and computation

Mathematics and computation

Genetically engineered bacteria solve computational problems

27 Sep 2024 Tami Freeman
Genetically engineered bacteria solve computational problems
Problem-solving capabilities Genetically engineered bacteria can identify prime numbers and solve simple mathematical problems. (Courtesy: Nat Chem Biol 10.1038/s41589-024-01711-4)
Cell-based biocomputing is a novel technique that uses cellular processes to perform computations. S

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