SDDNA: Sign-Digit Coding for Mapping Digital Data in DNA Data Storage
Subject Areas : electrical and computer engineering
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اللهی رودپشتی
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Alinezhad
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Keywords: DNA data storagebiological storage systemcodingmapping algorithmsign-digit,
Abstract :
Due to the explosive increment of data in recent application, available data storage cannot respond to this volume of data, for this reason molecular memory have been suggested in recent research. DNA is molecular data storage that can store a large amount of data in a limited space with high endurance. Storing data in low volumes can be provided using appropriate mapping. In this paper, a new method for mapping digital data to DNA have been proposed with the aim of simple coding, omitting the decoding faults, increasing the speed of coding and storing digital data and sign-digit with sufficient compression. Studies show that the proposed method can guarantee long-term retrieval of information from DNA compared to previous methods. It also uses less compression to store digital data as compared to the previous methods.
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