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We developed a DNA-based biosensing protocol to classify genomic patterns in biological samples. This method offers a holistic view of biosystem health without needing explicit genomic data, enabling diverse applications.

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  • Genomics
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  • Genetic material from microbial communities is a promising biosystem status indicator.
  • Current methods struggle to access comprehensive genomic information for community-scale monitoring.
  • A need exists for advanced diagnostic tools providing a holistic genomic status overview.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Introduce an in vitro methodology for genomic pattern classification.
  • Develop a diagnostic tool for holistic biosystem genomic status assessment.
  • Enable detection and classification of genomic pattern changes.

Main Methods:

  • Developed the Biological Memory protocol using in vitro DNA operations.
  • Utilized 20-base random probes, polymerization, nuclease digestion, and magnetic bead separation.
  • Employed DNA duplex thermal stability for similarity detection and microarray for readout.

Main Results:

  • The protocol "learns" and "stores" genomic information in vitro without explicit sequences.
  • Successfully differentiates between previously unknown and learned genomic inputs.
  • Demonstrated capability to detect small concentration differences using bacterial DNA (E. coli, B. subtilis).

Conclusions:

  • DNA exhibits in vitro information processing and genomic pattern classification capabilities.
  • The Memory protocol accesses information from all organisms without explicit genomic data.
  • Potential applications include in situ biomonitoring, disease screening, and biosensing.