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    • Data Storage
    • Bioinformatics

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    • DNA offers exceptional reliability and durability for data storage.
    • Existing DNA encoding methods often lack flexibility and scalability.

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    • To introduce
    • Galaxy
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    • To enhance the efficiency and practicality of DNA data storage.

    Main Methods:

    • The
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    • Reed-Solomon error-correcting codes were incorporated for error mitigation.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved an encoding information density of approximately 2.563 bits/nt with diverse file types.
    • Demonstrated the ability to correct nearly 5% of errors using Reed-Solomon codes.
    • Validated support for various file formats including .gz, .tar, and .exe.

    Conclusions:

    • "Galaxy" encoding offers high coding efficiency and fault tolerance for DNA data storage.
    • The scheme effectively reduces DNA synthesis and sequencing costs.
    • Ensures full recovery of original information, enhancing data integrity.