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Now this is interesting. I've read about using synthetic DNA for data storage, but other uses surely abound. I don't suppose you'll need documentation help at
by blueferret 3y ago
Now this is interesting. I've read about using synthetic DNA for data storage, but other uses surely abound.
I don't suppose you'll need documentation help at some point in the near future...?
- xyst 3y agoSynthetic DNA for data storage seems much higher to degradation (ie, heat, light, or other sources of radiation). Not sure if I would use syn DNA to for anything long term.
- koeng 3y agoThe oldest sequenced DNA is 1.6 million years old. In the right conditions, it lasts far longer than pretty much any storage method right now. Plus I also sometimes store things in Bacillus subtilis, which is very hardy https://keonigandall.com/posts/sporenet.html https://keonigandall.com/posts/sporenet.html