Bioinspired Associative Memory System Based on Enzymatic Cascades
arXiv:1311.0521 · doi:10.1039/C3CC43272F
Abstract
A biomolecular system representing the first realization of associative memory based on enzymatic reactions in vitro has been designed. The system demonstrated "training" and "forgetting" features characteristic of memory in biological systems, but presently realized in simple biocatalytic cascades.
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