Testing for Subcellular Randomness
Babatunde O. Okunoye
TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that DNA from Bacteriophage T4 acts as a natural random number generator, passing various statistical tests, highlighting its inherent randomness in biological systems.
Contribution
It provides empirical evidence that DNA sequences can serve as natural sources of randomness, verified through statistical testing.
Findings
DNA from Bacteriophage T4 passes non-parametric randomness tests
DNA functions as a natural random number generator
Empirical validation of biological randomness
Abstract
Statistical tests were conducted on 1,000 numbers generated from the genome of Bacteriophage T4, obtained from GenBank with accession number AF158101.The numbers passed the non-parametric, distribution-free tests.Deoxyribonucleic acid was discovered to be a random number generator, existent in nature.
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TopicsAnimal testing and alternatives