DNA is the primary genetic material that is highly compatible with biological system, and its
intrinsic property of complementary base pairing can be programmed for analysis. However …

The past decades have witnessed the development of DNA nanotechnology and the
emergence of various spatial DNA nanostructures, from two-dimensions to three …

With the advent of DNA nanotechnology, nucleic acids have been used building blocks for
constructing various DNA nanostructures. As classical and simple DNA nanostructures …

Over the past decade, structural DNA nanotechnology has been well developed to be a
promising and powerful technique to generate various nanostructures with programmability …

Framework nucleic acids (FNAs) represent a new type of DNA-based nanomaterials and
possess great potentials in biosensing, bioimaging, and molecular delivery. Hierarchical …

DNA has been actively utilized as bricks to construct exquisite nanostructures due to their
unparalleled programmability. Particularly, nanostructures based on framework DNA (F …

With the rapid development of DNA nanotechnology, various DNA nanostructures with
different shapes and sizes have been self-assembled using “bottom-up” fabrication …

There has been tremendous interest in constructing nanostructures by exploiting the
unparalleled ability of DNA molecules in self-assembly. We have seen the appearance of …

The field of DNA nanotechnology has diverged into various areas of applications ranging
from computing, photonics, biosensing to in vivo bioimaging and therapeutic delivery, to …

In addition to its fundamental function as a genetic code carrier, the utilization of DNA in
various material applications has been actively explored over the past several decades …