Next-generation biocomputing: mimicking artificial neural network with genetic circuits
Seak, L. C. U.; Lo, O. L. I.; Suen, W. C.-W.; Wu, M.-T.
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Artificial neural network (ANN) is nowadays one of the most used and researched computational methods. In the field of biocomputing, however, synthetic biologists are still using logic gate technologies to design genetic circuits. We here propose and computationally validate a novel method to mimic ANN with genetic circuits. We first describe the flow and the mathematical expression of this genetic circuit design and then we provide in silico proof to support the functionality of our method in regression and classification analyses. We believe that this de novo genetic circuit design method would have wide applications in biotechnology.
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