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A K Fedorov^1,2, M S Gelfand^3,4

¹Russian Quantum Center, Moscow, Russia. akf@rqc.ru.

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Quantum computing harnesses quantum physics for faster problem-solving. This perspective explores its exciting potential impact on computational biology and identifies future research directions.

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Area of Science:

Quantum physics
Computational biology

Background:

Quantum physics enables new computational paradigms.
Quantum computing devices offer significant speedups for complex tasks.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss the potential impact of quantum computing on computational biology.
To identify promising research directions in quantum computational biology.

Main Methods:

Review of current quantum computing capabilities.
Analysis of potential applications in computational biology.

Main Results:

Quantum computing promises to revolutionize computational biology.
Current limitations of quantum devices necessitate focused research.

Conclusions:

Quantum computational biology is an emerging field with high potential.
Further research is needed to overcome current quantum computing limitations for biological applications.