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Provenance Attestation of Human Cells Using Physical Unclonable Functions

2021-06-11

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We introduce a novel methodology, namely CRISPR-Engineered Attestation of Mammalian Cells using Physical Unclonable Functions (CREAM-PUFs), which can serve as the cornerstone for formally verifying transactions in human cell line distribution networks. A PUF is a physical entity which provides a measurable output that can be used as a unique and irreproducible identifier for the artifact wherein it is embedded. Po...

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Literature Corpus work: 49b466b0-6dd0-5fde-b2a2-466a423f763f
DOI: 10.1101/2021.06.11.448108

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