Abstract
AbstractReciprocal exchange can be used to produce DNA motifs based on branching at the level of secondary structure. These motifs can be combined by sticky‐ended cohesion to produce a variety of structures. Stick polyhedra and nanomechanical devices have been produced by self‐assembly from motifs based on branched DNA. Periodic arrays with tunable surface features has also been produced; aperiodic arrangements have been used for DNA‐based computation.
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