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How Data is Stored in DNA
In this episode, the podcast delves into the revolutionary concept of using DNA as a data storage medium to tackle the explosive growth of digital information. Key insights reveal that DNA can hold vast amounts of data for millennia with minimal energy use, positioning it as a potential long-term solution for archiving information.
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