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pmid: 28254941
AbstractDNA is an attractive medium to store digital information. Here, we report a storage strategy, called DNA Fountain, that is highly robust and approaches the information capacity per nucleotide. Using our approach, we stored a full computer operating system, movie, and other files with a total of 2.14 × 106bytes in DNA oligos and perfectly retrieved the information from a sequencing coverage equivalent of a single tile of Illumina sequencing. We also tested a process that can allow 2.18 × 1015retrievals using the original DNA sample and were able to perfectly decode the data. Finally, we explored the limit of our architecture in terms of bytes per molecules and obtained a perfect retrieval from a density of 215Petabyte/gram of DNA, orders of magnitudes higher than previous techniques.
Base Sequence, Libraries, Digital, Oligonucleotides, High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing, Information Storage and Retrieval, DNA, Algorithms
Base Sequence, Libraries, Digital, Oligonucleotides, High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing, Information Storage and Retrieval, DNA, Algorithms
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