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Syntax---------------------------------------------------------------
Enzymes
We think that enzymes are necessary for paraGAT because in
order to build instruction stacks, each instruction will need
sticky-ends to latch onto the tick and tock glue.
Though this may, in some instances, be unnecessary, in others,
such as the DNA oragami, excess stands woulld generate
problems with the spacing of the folds.
We propose that there be a specific set of primitives
& functions to use enzymes.
e.g. <Enzyme Type> Enzyme <Variable>
There would need to be a way to specify what the
enzyme would do (e.g. for a restiction enzyme what
it would cut)
User Help
User needs instuctions to orient the pipette machine,
as well as pauses to place iron balls into the machine
or remove them.
How does the user of the language dictate how much DNA
there is in each test tube and how much of that DNA
is actually used during the process (i.e. is one tock
cycle assumed to be 50 microliters, or is that defined
by the user? Is it possible to have a set ratio in the
program, have the user input only one number (i.e number
of pegs desired), and have the machine adjust the amount of
all other required materials accordingly?)
Can we use an array to organize substances?
Functions
What is function syntax?
Questions------------------------------------------------------------
Do we have variable types?
For things like the iron collection balls, would a user
perhaps looking at a screen prompt, place them into the
solution?
Thermal Profile.