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Design of a user-controllable system for self-assembly of multiple DNA origami platforms on a 2D surface
2021
DNA origami, a field within DNA nanotechnology and the method used for the work done in the scope of this thesis, is a very promising way of using DNA as a material. The goal of this work was to create rectangular scaffolded DNA origami platforms with an aspect ratio 2:1 that allow predefined positioning of interaction strands to initiate self-assembly into larger structures. After computationally designing the platform with caDNAno, and analyzing the strand incorporation efficiency using
doi:10.34726/hss.2021.95864
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