DNA nanotechnology holds substantial promise for future biomedical engineering and the
development of novel therapies and diagnostic assays. The subnanometer‐level …

DNA nanotechnology has produced a wide range of self-assembled structures, offering
unmatched possibilities in terms of structural design. Because of their programmable …

Programmed self-assembly of strands of nucleic acid has proved highly effective for creating
a wide range of structures with desired shapes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. A particularly successful …

DNA is one of the most fascinating biopolymers. Besides its central role as carrier of genetic
information and translation of the genetic code into proteins, DNA holds great promise as a …

Bottom-up fabrication of custom nanostructures using the methods of DNA nanotechnology
has great potential for applications in many areas of science and technology. One obstacle …

A central challenge in nanotechnology is the parallel fabrication of complex geometries for
nanodevices. Here we report a general method for arranging single-walled carbon …

DNA origami structures can be programmed into arbitrary shapes with nanometer scale
precision, which opens up numerous attractive opportunities to engineer novel functional …

DNA nanotechnology excels at rationally designing bottom-up structures that can
functionally replicate naturally occurring proteins. Here we describe the design and …

Nucleic acid nanomaterials with good biocompatibility, biodegradability, and
programmability have important applications in biomedical field. Nucleic acid nanomaterials …

DNA as a biomaterial has evoked great interest as a potential platform for therapeutics and
diagnostics and as hydrogel scaffolds due to the relative ease of programming its robust and …