October 1, 2024Open Access

Efficient and low-complexity variable-to-variable length coding for DNA storage

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Efficient DNA-based storage systems offer substantial capacity and longevity at reduced costs, addressing anticipated data growth. However, encoding data into DNA sequences is limited by two key constraints: 1) a maximum of h consecutive identical bases (homopolymer constraint h), and 2) a GC ratio between

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