Has anybody here heard any music produced from DNA sequences? How is the transformation from nucleotide sequence to notes (melody) accomplished?

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Alireza Mordadi

It is possible according to resonance frequency, that be used by laser, I think so. I had a paper but I can not find it.

If you search there is papers.

Rainer Spiegel

Dear Dr Mendoza Reyes,

as it appears to me (please feel free to correct me if you don't agree), any readable sequential code can be transferred into a sequence of acoustic patterns, e.g. if the chemical bases adenine (A), thymine (T), guanine (G) and cytosine (T) each correspond to a particular note, a different note is assigned to the sugar molecule and yet a different note to the phosphate molecule, you should be able to get tones that appear at the same time and others that appear sequentially. This is not unique to DNA. It should be possible for any code that appears sequentially, as long as you have a clear assignment what element in the code corresponds to what musical note.

Best wishes and kind regards,

Rainer