LifeSynthetic BiologyPeer-reviewed journal article
Dynamical Task Switching in Cellular Computers
Ángel Goñi‐MorenoiD, Fernando de la CruziD, Alfonso Rodríguez‐PatóniD, Martyn AmosiD
Abstract
We present a scheme for implementing a version of task switching in engineered bacteria, based on the manipulation of plasmid copy numbers. Our method allows for the embeddingof multiple computations in a cellular population, whilst minimising resource usage inefficiency. We describe the results of computational simulations of our model, and discuss the potential for future work in this area.
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