DNA - Computing with soup Computihttp://www.economist.com/node/21548488ng |
advent |
propagate |
soup |
giant |
base pair |
Velcro |
bind |
strand |
rung |
network |
linked |
route |
test tube |
task |
a far cry |
prompted |
pattern |
disease |
signature |
pioneer |
Free-floating |
Sticky |
tab |
detach |
culminate |
threshold |
weight |
match |
loop |
trigger |
Tic-tac-toe |
destroy |
piggyback |
classifier |
tricked |
hijack |
pathway |
model |
debug |
behaviour |
workbench |
How many bases in a gene? |
Can the Qian circuit fit in all cells? |
What underlies the natural circuit controlling gene activity? |
What was the solution to the travelling salesman problem? |
What are the advantages of DNA computing? |
What are the disadvantages ? |
Thursday 29 November 2012
29 Nov 12 Sogesta - Economist Computing with soup
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Is the translation of "in a test tube using specially sequenced DNA" : "in una provetta per analisi usando DNA con una speciale sequenza" or "in una provetta per analisi usando DNA appositamente sequenziato"? I believe that the right one is the first, but sequenced is a past participle non a noune,I don't understand, could you help me?
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Fabio D.B. (not attending student)
The noun is DNA. This DNA has been specially sequenced....
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