Abstract
Artificial self-assembling RNA scaffolds can be produced from many types of RNA motifs that are rationally designed. These scaffolds are of interest as nanoscale organizers, with applications in drug delivery and synthetic cells. Here we describe design strategies, production methods, and imaging of micrometer-sized RNA nanotubes and lattices that assemble from RNA tiles comprising multiple distinct strands.
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