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I can't say with certainty, but I learned the DNA printer makes shorter sequences that then self-assemble into the final strand. So if you have too many repeati
by TheJoeMan 6y ago
I can't say with certainty, but I learned the DNA printer makes shorter sequences that then self-assemble into the final strand. So if you have too many repeating AAA's, you can't control if there's 20 or 100 because new AAA sequences will keep latching on to the end of the strand.
So, you break it up every so often with some other nucleotides.
- pests 6y agoCorrect they are pattern builders and in repetitive sequences they have trouble terminating similar to recursion without an endcase.