DNA Predator-Prey Ecosystem
In droplets for massively parallel computation
Study conducted as part of my M1 internship in partnership with the LIMMS based at the University of Tokyo. The work is based on the study of a highly nonlinear dynamic system simulating the behavior of a chemical system with DNA. The unit works on the possibility of massively parallel computation with DNA computers. This type of system could have many applications for solving combinatorial problems in biology or for health.
Phase diagram of two variables of the system
Dynamic system governing the chemical reactor
Research of the oscillating zones of the system