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Thank you. I see its gonna be a lot of work even for the most simple organisms as expected. My plan is to write an artificial neural network, which can process huge amounts of simple inputs (the inputs will be numbers from 0-3 for each base). On the other side I'll use as many characteristics of the specific organism. To specify what each basepair or rather any possible combination sequence means and if it has any impact I need many different DNA sequences of organisms with same and completely different characteristics. The biggest problems which I still need to solve are the different lengths of the DNA (different amounts of input) and a good way of categorizing the output in a proper way

I am interested in decoding DNA so I'm looking for information about the sequence length of DNA. Or more particular the actual sequenced DNA of hundreds of simple organisms plus their characteristics. Since the world biogenome project started there should be many publications of such information but I couldn't find any. Does anyone know were to get this kind of data? Thanks in advance

Imagine observing the frequency of light which is directed to the center of a gravitational field such as a planet. According to the gravitational-blueshift-effect, the frequency increases while getting closer to the center. Is this progress continuous? If so, how does that fit with the photoelectric effect, which says the energy of light is quantized? If not, would that mean light skips the states of energy in between? How would that work? Would that mean either time or space or both are quantized as well? Please comment whatever comes to your mind about that problem or tell me if I made a big mistake in my thoughts. Thank you very much.