source code for 'Data Storage in Bacteria' project?

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Is there any source code file avalible For project (Data Storage in Bacteria)?

Posted 28-Dec-11 3:13am

eshaali

Updated 28-Dec-11 4:55am

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Rajesh Anuhya 28-Dec-11 9:25am

???????

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Data storage *IN* bacteria? How do you get the bacteria to sit still for something like that? How do you know when a bacterium is full and can store no additioanl data? Even more importantly, once you have the data in the bacteria, how would you identify said bacteria so that you could retrieve the data? And what happens to the data if the bacteria dies?

Posted 28-Dec-11 5:03am

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Updated 28-Dec-11 5:16am

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Espen Harlinn 28-Dec-11 11:10am

Salient points :)

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Nope, there is no source code available, I guess. It looks like an 'exotic' project and we all are awaiting for your own written code. Good look.
BTW: Have you Googled for?

Posted 28-Dec-11 4:56am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-28T03:31:00

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No - I suspect they will want to keep all the details under cover until they have got all the bugs out of the process (Boom-boom!)

For those who don't know anything about it: 90GB of data stored in 1g of bacteria[^]

Posted 28-Dec-11 3:31am

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#realJSOP 28-Dec-11 10:58am

These kinds of questions make my skin crawl.