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Slowing DNA translocation through nanopores using a solution containing organic salts

de Zoysa et al., 2009

Document ID
13922237304491630938
Author
de Zoysa R
Jayawardhana D
Zhao Q
Wang D
Armstrong D
Guan X
Publication year
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry B

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One of the key challenges to nanopore DNA sequencing is to slow down DNA translocation. Here, we report that the translocation velocities of various DNA homo-and copolymers through protein pores could be significantly decreased by using electrolyte solutions …
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