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How Do We Store Data on DNA
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By first learning to sequence, or read DNA. After, how to write or synthesize it. Anything that can be stored as 0s and 1s can be stored in DNA. Once sequenced and transferred, we have the ability to read, write, and copy DNA.
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- How we can store digital data in DNA | Dina Zielinski
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