As a carrier of genetic information, the precise design and optimization of nucleic acid (DNA or RNA) sequences are of critical importance for the realization of specific biological functions. From synthesizing genes to designing novel nucleic acid drugs, from constructing efficient expression vectors to modifying microbial metabolic pathways, all are inseparable from the fine regulation of nucleic acid sequences. The primary purpose of nucleic acid sequence design is to generate new sequences tailored to specific requirements for gene expression, function prediction, drug development, and other applications. In this paper, we first review the theoretical basis of nucleic acid sequence desig... More >

Presents the inaugural editorial for this issue of the publication. More >