Programmable DNA Nanosystem for Molecular Interrogation

We describe a self-assembling DNA-based nanosystem for interrogating molecular interactions. The nanosystem contains a rigid supporting dumbbell-shaped frame, a cylindrical central core and a mobile ring that is coaxial with the core. Motion of the ring is influenced by several control elements whos...

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