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Computing with spiking neural P systems : traces and small universal systems | p. 1 |
Minimal parallelism for polarizationless P systems | p. 17 |
P systems with active membranes characterize PSPACE | p. 33 |
All NP-problems can be solved in polynomial time by accepting networks of splicing processors of constant size | p. 47 |
Length-separating test tube systems | p. 58 |
Gene assembly algorithms for ciliates | p. 71 |
Spectrum of a pot for DNA complexes | p. 83 |
On the complexity of graph self-assembly in accretive systems | p. 95 |
Viral genome compression | p. 111 |
DNA codes and their properties | p. 127 |
In search of optimal codes for DNA computing | p. 143 |
DNA sequence design by dynamic neighborhood searches | p. 157 |
Sequence design for stable DNA tiles | p. 172 |
Hairpin structures defined by DNA trajectories | p. 182 |
Design and simulation of self-repairing DNA lattices | p. 195 |
On times to compute shapes in 2D tile self-assembly | p. 215 |
Capabilities and limits of compact error resilience methods for algorithmic self-assembly in two and three dimensions | p. 223 |
A mathematical approach to cross-linked structures in viral capsids : predicting the architecture of novel containers for drug delivery | p. 239 |
A framework for modeling DNA based molecular systems | p. 250 |
Uniquimer : a de novo DNA sequence generation computer software for DNA self-assembly | p. 266 |
A probabilistic model of the DNA conformational change | p. 274 |
Simulations of microreactors : the order of things | p. 286 |
DNA hypernetworks for information storage and retrieval | p. 298 |
Abstraction layers for scalable microfluidic biocomputers | p. 308 |
Fuzzy forecasting with DNA computing | p. 324 |
"Reasoning" and "talking" DNA : can DNA understand English? | p. 337 |
A new readout approach in DNA computing based on real-time PCR with TaqMan probes | p. 350 |
Automating the DNA computer : solving n-variable 3-SAT problems | p. 360 |
Local area manipulation of DNA molecules for photonic DNA memory | p. 374 |
Unravel four hairpins! | p. 381 |
Displacement whiplash PCR : optimized architecture and experimental validation | p. 393 |
MethyLogic : implementation of Boolean logic using DNA methylation | p. 404 |
Development of DNA relational database and data manipulation experiments | p. 418 |
Experimental validation of the statistical thermodynamic model for prediction of the behavior of autonomous molecular computers based on DNA hairpin formation | p. 428 |
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