DNA architectonics: towards the next generation of bio-inspired materials
DNA architectonics: towards the next generation of bio-inspired materials
The use of DNA in nanobiotechnology has advanced to a stage at which almost any two or three dimensional architecture can be designed with high precision. The choice of the DNA sequences is essential for successful self-assembly, and opens new ways of making nanosized monomolecular assemblies with predictable structure and size. The inclusion of designer nucleoside analogues further adds functionality with addressable groups, which have an influence on the function of the DNA nano-objects. This article highlights the recent achievements in this emerging field and gives an outlook on future perspectives and applications
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Stulz, Eugen
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April 2012
Stulz, Eugen
9a6c04cf-32ca-442b-9281-bbf3d23c622d
Stulz, Eugen
(2012)
DNA architectonics: towards the next generation of bio-inspired materials.
Chemistry - A European Journal, 18 (15), .
(doi:10.1002/chem.201102908).
Abstract
The use of DNA in nanobiotechnology has advanced to a stage at which almost any two or three dimensional architecture can be designed with high precision. The choice of the DNA sequences is essential for successful self-assembly, and opens new ways of making nanosized monomolecular assemblies with predictable structure and size. The inclusion of designer nucleoside analogues further adds functionality with addressable groups, which have an influence on the function of the DNA nano-objects. This article highlights the recent achievements in this emerging field and gives an outlook on future perspectives and applications
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e-pub ahead of print date: 8 March 2012
Published date: April 2012
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/336789
ISSN: 0947-6539
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