Abstract:Basic synthetic information processing structures, such as logic gates, oscillators and flip-flops, have already been implemented in living organisms. Current implementations of these structures are, however, hardly scalable and are yet to be extended to more complex processing structures that would constitute a biological computer.Herein, we make a step forward towards the construction of a biological computer. We describe a model-based computational design of a biological processor, composed of an instructio… Show more
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