A primer to scaffolded DNA origami

By C. Castro, Fabian Kilchherr, Do-Nyun Kim, Enrique Lin Shiao, T. Wauer, P. Wortmann, Mark Bathe, Hendrik Dietz. Nature Methods, 2011

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Molecular Biology

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• The Beauty and Utility of DNA Origami (2017, background): “’’ For a comprehensive elaboration of DNA origami design principles, one can refer to this review article.(4) In the first report of DNA origami in 2006 by Paul Rothemund,(5) planar, arbitrarily shaped, two-dimensional (2D) objects with length scales around 100 nm were constructed (Figure 1B).”
• Programmable materials and the nature of the DNA bond (2015, background): “To address this problem, a number of open-source software packages are now available that aid researchers in developing the strands and sequences required for a particular DNA origami structure (49, 50).”
• Sub-10 nm fabrication: methods and applications (2021, background): “DNA-based self-assembly can fabricate complex components with DNA scaffolding [178, 179], as shown in figure 12(d).”