Biocomputation

Biocomputation refers to the use of biological systems and processes to perform computational tasks or solve complex problems, particularly in the field of structural biophysics. It involves studying how biomolecules, like proteins and DNA, can be manipulated or utilized to carry out calculations or simulations related to biological functions and structures. By leveraging the inherent properties of biological systems, scientists can develop innovative methods for understanding molecular interactions, designing drugs, and improving biological research tools, ultimately enhancing our ability to explore and manipulate the fundamentals of life at a molecular level.