Anton Kuzyk et al 2009 Nanotechnology 20 235305 doi:10.1088/0957-4484/20/23/235305
Anton Kuzyk1,2, Kimmo T Laitinen1 and Päivi Törmä2,3
Show affiliationsWe describe two general approaches to the utilization of DNA origami structures for the assembly of materials. In one approach, DNA origami is used as a prefabricated template for subsequent assembly of materials. In the other, materials are assembled simultaneously with the DNA origami, i.e. the DNA origami technique is used to drive the assembly of materials. Fabrication of complex protein structures is demonstrated by these two approaches. The latter approach has the potential to be extended to the assembly of multiple materials with single attachment chemistry.
87.85.Qr Nanotechnologies-design
Issue 23 (10 June 2009)
Received 18 January 2009, in final form 30 March 2009
Published 18 May 2009
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