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The structural and functional properties of nucleic acids may form the basis for carrying out elementary and complex computational operations with biological molecules. A recent meeting on computing with DNA explored the potential of this approach.
Groups from around the world involved in protein tertiary structure classification and structure comparision met in Paris to discuss and compare, for the first time, existing classification schemes.
