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Table 4.

DNA sequences employed in illustrative DNA computation

	Forward primer (P_f)—A_i-B_j-C-D-reverse primer (P_r)
P_fA₁B₁CDP_r	ATAATACCCTCCCACCCA-ATTTCCACCATT-ACCACCCTATAT-ATTCCTCACAAA-AACCATAAACCA-CACCCACCTCCCATAATA
P_fA₁B₂CDP_r	ATAATACCCTCCCACCCA-ATTTCCACCATT-CACACCTTATCT-ATTCCTCACAAA-AACCATAAACCA-CACCCACCTCCCATAATA
P_fA₂B₁CDP_r	ATAATACCCTCCCACCCA-AACACAACTCTT-ACCACCCTATAT-ATTCCTCACAAA-AACCATAAACCA-CACCCACCTCCCATAATA
P_fA₂B₂CDP_r	ATAATACCCTCCCACCCA-AACACAACTCTT-CACACCTTATCT-ATTCCTCACAAA-AACCATAAACCA-CACCCACCTCCCATAATA

Each target for the DNA computation is listed starting from the 5′ end. Forward (Pf) and reverse (Pr) primers, 18 bases long, bracket the four 12 nt word sequences, ABCD. The two sequences for A (A₁ = ATTTCCACCATT and A₂ = AACACAACTCTT) are in boldface. The two sequences for B (B₁ = ACCACCCTATAT and B₂ = CACACCTTATCT) are in italics. The third and forth words, C and D are the underlined sequence, serve as place holders in this computation. The sequences of words used in the computation were generated by a second equivalent DNA library selection.