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DNAdrive is a science project which makes data storage in bacteria possible. Given binary data, it constructs DNA sequences (aka packets) which can be used as protospacers in CRISPR-based systems, such as the one found in Escherichia Coli. 🔬

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🔬 DNAdrive

Making data storage in bacteria possible. 🌟


  • An implementation of a simple yet efficient coding algorithm which converts binary data into customized strings of nucleotides called protospacers, carefully crafted to follow every specification of the CRISPR-Cas type I-E immune system in order to ensure their integration into the CRISPR locus.

  • Developed as a proof of concept for several science competitions and seminars.


Documentation

The full formal specification of the encoding scheme is coming soon. Official paper can be found in /docs.

Authors

  • Alexandru Bratosin - Initial work - alexbrt

License

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

  • Many thanks to all of the researchers who've reinforced knowledge of the CRISPR-Cas immune system and have made their work available to the public.

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DNAdrive is a science project which makes data storage in bacteria possible. Given binary data, it constructs DNA sequences (aka packets) which can be used as protospacers in CRISPR-based systems, such as the one found in Escherichia Coli. 🔬

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