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16 Chapter 17Figure 17.1 Conventional DNA computing and its decoding. (A) Adleman [1] des...Figure 17.2 Applications of nanopore technology. (a) Schematic illustration ...Figure 17.3 Nanopore decoder methodology. NAND operation in a droplet system...Figure 17.4 DNA relay mechanism. (a–f) Conceptual diagrams of the DNA relay ...Figure 17.5 Nanopore decoder applications. (a) Four individual operations as...Figure 17.6 Nanopore detection of miRNAs. (a) MiRNA detection using DNA prob...

17 Chapter 18Figure 18.1 Pipeline of a typical DNA‐based digital storage system.

18 Chapter 19Figure 19.1 General scheme of the system operation: the enzyme computing sys...Figure 19.2 Two enzyme systems used in this study and their corresponding lo...Figure 19.3 (a) Potential measurements on the sensing electrode – general sc...Figure 19.4 (a) Optical analysis of the DNA released (note that the DNA was ...Figure 19.5 The general scheme illustrating the DNA‐based 3‐AND logic gate o...Figure 19.6 Principal scheme of a three‐input deoxyribozyme AND gate. Strand...Figure 19.7 Digital performance of the DNA logic gate. (a) General scheme. (...Figure 19.8 The truth table (a), block diagram (b), and equivalent electroni...Figure 19.9 Experimental realization of the biocatalytic Fredkin gate in the...Figure 19.10 Experimental realization of the Fredkin gate (photo of the flow...Figure 19.11 The block scheme of the entire system including (A) the enzyme‐...Figure 19.12 Operation of the electrochemical interface between the enzyme a...Figure 19.13 (A) Logic scheme (including the ID and XOR gates operating in ...Figure 19.14 Schematic representation of the DNA reactions mimicking XOR fun...Figure 19.15 (a) Nerve cells deposited on a microelectrode array. (b) Beyond...