Abstract
Recent research shows that artificial DNA constructs can self-assemble fast and efficiently and adopt the precise three-dimensional structures they were designed for. Functional units produced include hotspots for single-molecule fluorescence studies and a nanopore mimicking the shape of the α-haemolysin pore. Michael Gross reports.
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