Data storage using microtubules?

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Microtubules are being considered as potential candidates for data storage due to their symmetry and the implications of Noether's theorem. However, concerns about feasibility arise, particularly when compared to existing magnetic storage technologies, which are significantly smaller. The discussion emphasizes the need for clear questions and supporting references when exploring complex topics in technical forums. Participants are encouraged to provide detailed explanations and relevant links to enhance the quality of the conversation. The exploration of microtubules for data storage remains a speculative yet intriguing area of research.
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Can the microtubule, due to its symmetry and conservation laws (Noether’s theorem), be a good candidate for data storage?
 
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debdrite235 said:
Can the microtubule, due to its symmetry and conservation laws (Noether’s theorem), be a good candidate for data storage?
I don't know if it is feasible, magnetic storage cells are already around half the size.
 
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Can the microtubule, due to its symmetry and conservation laws (Noether’s theorem), be a good candidate for data storage?
Your first thread start was deleted because you did not explain your question very well and did not post any links to the reading you have been doing about your question. Please do both of those things now in this new thread of yours -- it is important to ask clear questions and provide links when posting a thread in the technical forums. Thank you.
 

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