The controllable formation of nanoscale architectures in solution and on solid supports is a central requirement for a range of activities in the emerging field of nanotechnology. [1] DNA molecules are well suited for these purposes because of their unique molecular recognition features. Linear DNA chains can be made to assemble into a range of non-linear structures by inducing branching of double helices through the incorporation of non-complementary sequences in the ...
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