A research team from Nagoya University in Japan has created a 3-Dimensional computational simulation of the formation of the genome structure in the human cell nucleus. The model is expected to help in understanding cellular regulatory mechanisms and diseases like cancer that modify DNA. Because it influences DNA reading and replication, the three-dimensional shape of…
Scientists at Tokyo Tech have produced computational DNA droplets that can recognize specific patterns in tumor biomarker microRNA sequences by merging the technologies of DNA droplets and DNA computing. When integrated into biomolecular robots and artificial cells, the technology will have potential applications in cancer diagnosis, drug resistance analysis, and residual tumor detection. DNA droplets…
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