Programmable DNA Crystals is a structurally programmable nanomaterial composed of DNA-based building blocks that self-assemble into periodic, crystalline lattices with precisely controllable geometry and molecular connectivity through sequence-specific hybridization.
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DNA origami single crystals with Wulff shapes
Yong Wang, Lizhi Dai, Zhiyuan Ding et al. · Nature Communications · 2021 · 81 citations · Full text
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