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Universal, label-free, single-molecule visualization of DNA origami nanodevices across biological samples using origamiFISH

Wang et al., 2024

Document ID
12119533887836605477
Author
Wang W
Douglas T
Zhang H
Bhattacharya A
Rothenbroker M
Tang W
Sun Y
Jia Z
Muffat J
Li Y
Chou L
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Nature Nanotechnology

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Structural DNA nanotechnology enables the fabrication of user-defined DNA origami nanostructures (DNs) for biological applications. However, the role of DN design during cellular interactions and subsequent biodistribution remain poorly understood. Current …
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