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      Self-assembled nanostructures based on DNA: towards the development of nanobiotechnology

      Current Opinion in Chemical Biology
      Elsevier BV

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          Abstract

          DNA is a promising construction material for the supramolecular 'bottom-up' engineering of artificial nanostructured devices. The use of DNA for the selective positioning of macromolecular components, the fabrication of nanostructured DNA scaffolds, as well as the DNA-templated synthesis of nanometer-sized and mesoscopic complexes, consisting of inorganic and bioorganic compounds, are exciting areas of current research.

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          Journal
          Current Opinion in Chemical Biology
          Elsevier BV
          13675931
          December 1 2000
          : 4
          : 6
          : 609-618
          Article
          10.1016/S1367-5931(00)00140-X
          11102864
          75097464-3806-4ed6-82db-48b6fd914d09
          © 2000

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