DNAde
DNAde is a term used in speculative discussions of DNA-based data encoding and molecular computation to describe a hypothetical framework or toolkit for storing and manipulating information in biological media. It is not a single product or standard, but a concept used in educational materials and theoretical proposals to illustrate how digital data might be represented, written, and read using DNA sequences and biochemical circuits.
In the DNAde concept, data is mapped to DNA sequences through encoding schemes that translate binary information
Applications discussed in relation to DNAde are largely prospective and educational. They include high-density archival storage,
DNAde functions as an illustrative reference rather than an established technology. It helps frame debates about