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Biological, Biomedical, Biomaterials

The Biggest DNA Origami Structures Yet

By Abby Olena December 13, 2017
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Three new strategies for using DNA to generate large, self-assembling shapes create everything from a nanoscale teddy bear to a nanoscale Mona Lisa.

Read the article in The Scientist.

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