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Discoveries in genetics are forming fundamental discoveries.



Researchers uncovered how the genes fold and work. And they also could manipulate the digital information stored in the DNA. Those things are making it possible to create artificial organisms. The ability to manipulate genetic information makes it possible to create a new type of computer data storage. And, of course, that ability can use to create new species. 

One of the most futuristic visions is data bacteria. Those bacteria are a hybrid version of neurons and some bacteria. They can help neural systems communicate with computers. 

We could create artificial bacteria that can use as data storage. The idea of that kind of bacteria is that data is stored in the bacteria's DNA. Then, the bacteria would transmit this data to microchips by using electric impulses.  When reads that DNA. The data- bacteria sends the data stored in it to the microchips. That kind of technology can make a new and powerful tool in data storage. 


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Neuron<<>>AB<<>>Microchip


A) Side that communicates with neurotransmitters. 

B) Side that communicates with electric impulses. 

The communication between actors in this system happens on both sides. 


Diagram 1: ) Biological neuro connector' diagram. 


When we are talking about the chemical qubits the bacteria can program to create also neurotransmitters. Or the artificial viruses can operate as qubits. But this kind of technology allows the creation of next-generation neural ports. 

Theoretically is possible to create the bacteria or cell that which the other side sends and receives neurotransmitters. Those data bacteria can also dump information straight to the brain by using neurotransmitters that transfer data to the neural system. This thing makes it possible to create a thing called "neural" pheromones. 

There is the possibility that in the future. The human brain can dump memories into microchips by using those data bacteria. 

Neurotransmitter transfer information to that hybrid cell that resends it to microchips. And then operators can see what memories a person has. 

And the other side communicates by using an electric signal. That thing forms the channel between living neurons and computers. When we think about the abilities of bio- and genetic engineering, we can say that they are incredible. Genetic engineering makes it possible to create humans that are immune to things like fentanyl or even botulinum. 



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