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9 September 2004 Macro-molecular data storage with petabyte/cm3 density, highly parallel read/write operations, and genuine 3D storage capability
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Proceedings Volume 5380, Optical Data Storage 2004; (2004) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.562434
Event: Optical Data Storage Topical Meeting, 2004, Monterey, California, United States
Abstract
Digital information can be encoded in the building-block sequence of macromolecules, such as RNA and single-stranded DNA. Methods of "writing" and "reading" macromolecular strands are currently available, but they are slow and expensive. In an ideal molecular data storage system, routine operations such as write, read, erase, store, and transfer must be done reliably and at high speed within an integrated chip. As a first step toward demonstrating the feasibility of this concept, we report preliminary results of DNA readout experiments conducted in miniaturized chambers that are scalable to even smaller dimensions. We show that translocation of a single-stranded DNA molecule (consisting of 50 adenosine bases followed by 100 cytosine bases) through an ion-channel yields a characteristic signal that is attributable to the 2-segment structure of the molecule. We also examine the dependence of the rate and speed of molecular translocation on the adjustable parameters of the experiment.
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Masud Mansuripur and Pramod K. Khulbe "Macro-molecular data storage with petabyte/cm3 density, highly parallel read/write operations, and genuine 3D storage capability", Proc. SPIE 5380, Optical Data Storage 2004, (9 September 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.562434
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KEYWORDS
Molecules

Data storage

Macromolecules

Head

Signal to noise ratio

Binary data

Electrodes

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