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Plasmid is a framework that enables developers to create software by manipulating genetic code, allowing for the evolution of code through genetic programming. It features automatic code mutations and bio-integrated tools for adapting to biological data structures. Applications of Plasmid include adaptive systems in bioinformatics, quantum computing, and autonomous networks.
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Plasmid is a framework that enables developers to create software by manipulating genetic code, allowing for the evolution of code through genetic programming. It features automatic code mutations and bio-integrated tools for adapting to biological data structures. Applications of Plasmid include adaptive systems in bioinformatics, quantum computing, and autonomous networks.
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Plasmid: The DNA of Software Development

1. Introduction
Plasmid is a framework designed to help developers build programs by ma-
nipulating the genetic code of their software. By writing genetic scripts,
developers can ‘splice’ different modules of code together and enable them to
evolve through generations, much like biological organisms do.

2. Key Features
• Genetic Programming: Allows developers to write code that evolves
naturally, selecting the best-performing code segments and passing them
to future iterations.
• Code Mutations: Supports automatic mutations in the codebase to
improve functionality, based on user feedback or system requirements.
• Bio-Integrated Tools: Works with biological data structures, such as
RNA-driven algorithms, allowing software to adapt to natural systems.

3. Applications
Plasmid is used for adaptive systems in fields like bioinformatics, quantum
computing, and autonomous self-healing networks.

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