The capacity of DNA data - storage is theoretically limited to two binary digits for each nucleotide, but the biological constraints of DNA itself and the need to include redundant information to reassemble and read the fragments later reduces its capacity to 1.8 binary digits
per nucleotide base.
Not exact matches
By putting fewer
nucleotide bases into solution, the researchers reduced the polymerase's transcribing speed from about 45
bases per second to 1
base per second.
It reveals that mice have 14
per cent less DNA than we do, totalling about 2.5 billion
nucleotide base pairs against our own 2.9 billion.