Coulomb-Coupled, Protein-Based Computing Arrays

Balázs Rakos

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.222.181

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Coulomb-Coupled, Protein-Based Computing Arrays

Abstract:

The present work continues the exploration of the potential advantages of proteins in Coulomb-coupled, molecular logic arrays by extending our previous study [1]. We show through simulations that the utilization of certain advantageous potential energy curve arrangements provides an alternative means for the realization of protein chains suitable for digital signal propagation, and universal logic gates.