To perceive the Turing Machine through the application of DNA computation, one does not particularly need to know what either is; it is just a way to merge the theory of computation and biology. However, it is essential to note the definitions and structures of each. A Turing Machine, as technical as it may sound, is quite a fundamental way to determine ' what it means for a problem to be solvable' . Now, it is just not any problem; of course, they are the mathematical ones and the ones defined over computable functions. Let's step back to know when the Turing Machine came into being. Alan Turing, the English mathematician responsible for the machine's nomenclature, conceived the idea of a theoretical model that provides a universal algorithm to approach problems. This idea did not come to him in a dream, neither did he get an immediate sixth sense, rather it was his intuition to solve the ' Entscheidungsproblem '. The six-syllable term is known as a 'd...