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Peptide computing

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Peptide computing is a form a natural computing which uses peptides and molecular biology as tools. Similar to DNA computing, the natural affinity of antibodies towards peptide sequences is the basis for this computing. The concept of peptide computing via the peptide-antibody interactions has been shown to solve a few NP complete problems.

References

  • M. Sakthi Balan, Kamala Krithivasan, Y. Sivasubramanyam. Peptide Computing - Universality and Complexity.
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