DNA-based machines
Abstract
Nucleic acids include substantial information in their base sequence and their hybridization–complexation motifs. Recent research efforts attempt to utilize this biomolecular information to develop DNA
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Nucleic acids include substantial information in their base sequence and their hybridization–complexation motifs. Recent research efforts attempt to utilize this biomolecular information to develop DNA
The article was received on 17 May 2006, accepted on 30 Jun 2006 and first published on 04 Aug 2006
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