3D DNA Self-Assembly Model for Minimum Control Sets Problem

Zi Cheng Wang; Li Zheng Bian; Guang Zhao Cui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.562-564.1610

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3D DNA Self-Assembly Model for Minimum Control Sets Problem

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In this paper, the minimum control sets(MCS) problem was solved by means of DNA self-assemble. We constructed the three-dimensional (3D) DNA molecular tiles and seed configuration to self-assemble. The results show that DNA self-assembly is an effective and feasible method for solving NP problem.

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Zi Cheng Wang, Li Zheng Bian, Guang Zhao Cui

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3D DNA Tile, DNA Self-Assembly, Minimum Control Set, Tile Assembly Model

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