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For just $1000, Biomemory will turn your DNA into a personal flash drive

French company Biomemory announced a new service for creating durable data storage based on DNA molecule. Such developments have been underway for a long time, but this is the first time that their result has become available to ordinary users. The new project is aimed at a wide audience, it is a full-fledged commercial product.

The storage device can only store textual information. The client is required to write a text, then the letters will be encoded through the sequence of four nucleotides that make up DNA. The laboratory will assemble a fragment of the molecule according to the code provided, then the substance will be dried for preservation and sealed inside a steel plate. To read the message, the vault will have to be opened, the DNA rehydrated and then sequenced.

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