Designed DNA Crystals: Triangles with Short Sticky Ends
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Abstract
Crystallization, as a process, is difficult to predict and obtaining high-quality crystals is more of an art than a solved technological problem. DNA nanotechnology now delivers design-based crystals with unit-cell dimensions on the nanometer scale that can be generated from oligonucleotides (see image) and that hold promise for many applications.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced biosensing and bioanalysis techniques · DNA and Nucleic Acid Chemistry · RNA Interference and Gene Delivery
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