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On the Capacity of DNA Labeling in the Single-Label Setting
DNA labeling has attracted increasing attention in biomedical applications, including molecular imaging, diagnostics, and genomic analysis. In a DNA labeling process, a set of DNA sequence patterns, referred to as labels, is designed according to the requirements of a specific application. For each
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