Could the future of data storage be DNA? It’s the original format after all, storing the information needed to build every living thing. and it has a handful of qualities that would make it perfect to store all the digital information in our world. With recent advances in DNA sequencing and DNA printing, it’s technically possible. But there are a few obstacles to overcome before this sci-fi sounding tech can become a household reality. You might also like other Reactions videos: Can Science Replace Blood Transfusions? 🤍youtu.be/Uy8p_Yzpe6o But Could CBD Make You Fail a Drug Test? 🤍youtu.be/BzmZ_sb5dZk How Quinine Fights Malaria, and How That Caused* World War One 🤍youtu.be/wnvo53xUxP4 Death and Decomposition 🤍youtu.be/OBWnPo9UufE Why is Carbon the Key to Life? (On Earth, Anyway) 🤍youtu.be/VUiDwrM2YPI Credits: Executive Producer: Matthew Radcliff Producers: Elaine Seward Andrew Sobey Darren Weaver Host: Alex Dainis Scientific Consultants: Mark Bathe, PhD Karin Strauss, PhD Executive in Charge for PBS: Maribel Lopez Director of Programming for PBS: Gabrielle Ewing Assistant Director of Programming for PBS: John Campbell Reactions is a production of the American Chemical Society. © 2022 American Chemical Society. All rights reserved. Additional Sources: 🤍lewisdgavin.medium.com/googles-data-footprint-will-blow-your-mind-2237cf8e0d4#:~:text=200%20Petabytes%20of%20data%20per,Search%20is%20handling%20per%20day. 🤍🤍genengnews.com/topics/omics/dna/could-we-store-all-of-the-worlds-data-in-a-coffee-mug-full-of-dna/ 🤍brighterworld.mcmaster.ca/articles/ancient-dna-found-in-soil-samples-reveals-mammoths-yukon-wild-horses-survived-thousands-of-years-longer-than-believed/ 🤍phys.org/news/2017-03-short-movie-dna.html 🤍🤍twistbioscience.com/blog/perspectives/dna-data-storage-setting-data-density-record-dna-fountain 🤍🤍twistbioscience.com/blog/science/simple-guide-phosphoramidite-chemistry-and-how-it-fits-twist-biosciences-commercial#:~:text=Phosphoramidite%20chemistry%20is%20the%20gold,200%20base%20pairs%20in%20length. 🤍accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2355§ionid=185844443#:~:text=Nucleosides%20have%20a%20nitrogenous%20base,in%20ribonucleic%20acid%20or%20RNA. 🤍🤍nature.com/scitable/definition/phosphate-backbone-273/ 🤍🤍twistbioscience.com/blog/science/simple-guide-phosphoramidite-chemistry-and-how-it-fits-twist-biosciences-commercial#:~:text=Phosphoramidite%20chemistry%20is%20the%20gold,200%20base%20pairs%20in%20length. 🤍🤍twistbioscience.com/blog/science/simple-guide-phosphoramidite-chemistry-and-how-it-fits-twist-biosciences-commercial#:~:text=Phosphoramidite%20chemistry%20is%20the%20gold,200%20base%20pairs%20in%20length. 🤍🤍genengnews.com/topics/omics/dna/could-we-store-all-of-the-worlds-data-in-a-coffee-mug-full-of-dna/ 🤍🤍nature.com/articles/s41563-021-01021-3 🤍🤍genengnews.com/topics/omics/dna/could-we-store-all-of-the-worlds-data-in-a-coffee-mug-full-of-dna/ 🤍🤍genengnews.com/topics/omics/dna/could-we-store-all-of-the-worlds-data-in-a-coffee-mug-full-of-dna/ 🤍🤍nature.com/articles/s41587-020-0695-9 🤍cen.acs.org/biological-chemistry/dna/Enzymatic-DNA-synthesis-significant-new/100/i3 🤍dnastoragealliance.org/why/
Addressing and reading it would be a challenge, amirite?
That indirectly highlights how game changing the invention of the printing press was.
Excellent explanation. Thanks
You only need one usb cable of each type
By 2030 no one will need to store that much data, everyone will just want food and shelter from the ecological disaster that will be our planet.
what if it hurts?🤔 I wouldn't use it.
I think informational science parts of this video could be done better, but the cute picture of the dog fixed everything
I have selected this topic for my seminar report and Presentaion is goinh yo happen tommorow, If i have a ppt on this toic I will be grateful for such amzaing content u provided for free......Thnaks u very much ........
When my Play Station gets DNA for memory, it will still not be enough
Insanely good video! It's sad it has so little views...
This is awesome, but needs to be a lot more orderly and reliable and resilient to be indeed used as storage. Plenty of time for scientists to solve these problems by 2030! 😁
And then it would take 9 months to download a movie from the cloud 😅😅
Also, coding DNA would be a medical revolution!
This was an excellent and timely overview as a coworker was just wondering about this topic and I had the perfect video to send them. Thanks Dr. Dainis and Reactions crew!
DNA storage has one big limitation. It only has 1 usecase, and that is data archiving. It is physically impossible to have that system deal with fast enough reads that happen several times a day, let alone minutes or seconds. DNA will degrade very fast per read if you think about it. So for an application/program it would be a very bad idea. However, long term storage data that gets accessed maybe once in years, and loading the data in speeds isnt as high a priority, its an excellent idea
This was super interesting, enjoyed watching this a lot!
Extremely well presented, thank you, Alex!
jQOKbkyG1Jg&t=7m19s 7:19 I was suspicious of these claims but the movie is just 50 seconds. Kinda cheating ;)
I think there will be two competing storage solutions in the future: DNA and light storage
(G)reat (C)hannel! (T)hat‘s (A)mazing! 🤯🧬