2003
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-45192-1_10
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Biomolecular Immunocomputing

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“…It is also worth noting that a connection between IC and cellular automata has led to encouraging results in three-dimensional computer graphics (Tarakanov & Adamatzky, 2002). As for biological applications of IC, a concept of "biomolecular immunocomputer" as a computer controlled fragment of the natural immune system has recently been proposed (Goncharova, Melnikov, & Tarakanov, 2003; Goncharova, Jacques, Martin-Vide, Tarakanov, & Timmis, 2005). A connection of IC with brain research has also shed light upon principles of organization of receptor mosaics and molecular networks (Agnati, Tarakanov, Ferre, Fuxe, & Guidolin, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…It is also worth noting that a connection between IC and cellular automata has led to encouraging results in three-dimensional computer graphics (Tarakanov & Adamatzky, 2002). As for biological applications of IC, a concept of "biomolecular immunocomputer" as a computer controlled fragment of the natural immune system has recently been proposed (Goncharova, Melnikov, & Tarakanov, 2003; Goncharova, Jacques, Martin-Vide, Tarakanov, & Timmis, 2005). A connection of IC with brain research has also shed light upon principles of organization of receptor mosaics and molecular networks (Agnati, Tarakanov, Ferre, Fuxe, & Guidolin, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…[30] Computing performed by biomolecular systems (biocomputing) [31] is one of the most promising branches in unconventional chemical computing because of the complexity of biological materials and their unique properties, such as selectivity of biocatalyzed reactions and specificity of biorecognition processes. The biocomputing systems could include DNA, [32] proteins, [33] immunorecognition pairs, [34] and whole cells. [35] Recently developed enzyme-based logic gates [36][37][38] utilize the specificity of enzymatic biocatalytic reactions to allow multiple simultaneous reactions that proceed in one solution without interference and "cross-talk" between them.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The list of possible AIS-based applications cannot be completed without mentioning the utilization of the AIS paradigm in bioinformatics [204,76,18] and image processing [15,8]. Moreover, a very interesting application domain emerges within the fields of recommendation [29,152], information retrieval and filtering [131,153], and user modelling [154,155].…”
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confidence: 99%