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DNA Implementation of Theorem Proving
September 23, 2003 MEC Meeting Park, Ji-Yoon
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Linear Implementation
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Linear DNA Implementation
nil R is true
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Amplification of PCR 587 540 504 458 434 124/123 104 89/80 64/57/51 21/18/11/8 267 234 213 192 184 M 1 2 Fig 1. The amplification of linear molecule in 15% polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis Lane 1: PCR product with S and ¬R Lane 2: PCR products with ¬ S and R Lane M: 25 bp molecular DNA ladder 75 bp 15 mer 45 mer 587 540 504 458 434 M 1 2 267 234 213 192 184 124/123 104 89/80 75 bp 64/57/51/ 21/18/11/8 Fig 4. The amplification of linear implementation in 15% polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis Lane 1: PCR product with S and ¬R Lane 2: PCR product with ¬S and R Lane M: DNA ladder
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Confirmation of Sequencing (Chromatogram)
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Alignment of Blast Search
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Scale-up of Theorem Proving (PHP)
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PigeonHole Principle 6 variable, 9 clause 3 Pigeon 2 Pigeonhole 10
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Material & Method Step I: Individual Hybridization (A & A’), (B & B’) …. (K & K’), (L & L’) 12 tube hybrid rxn Step II: Concatenation of Hybrid -> Hybrid & Ligation Rxn (A& A’ hybrid), (B & B’ hybrid) Hybridization & Ligation A B C 5’ 3’ 3’ 5’ A’ B’ C’
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Expected Result Now, we progress steadily… A1 A1’ 5’ 3’ B1 B1’
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Restriction Enzyme Site in the Sequence
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Discussion I. Linear Implementation - Now, Preparing the paper
II. Scale-up of Theorem Proving (PHP) - Effective detection 1) RCA 2) Enzyme digestion 3) AFM
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