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MIT Research Team Develops Innovative DNA Origamiwww.azonano.com › news

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Mark Bathe, Associate Professor in MIT's Department of Biological Engineering. CREDIT: M. Scott Brauer. This was due to the fact that ...

Automating DNA origami opens door to many new uses

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... and then decides how it should be assembled from DNA, according to Mark Bathe, an associate professor of biological engineering at MIT, ...

Collaborations of Consequence: NAKFI's 15 Years Igniting ...

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... Electrical and Computer Engineering Colorado State University Mark Bathe Samuel A. Goldblith Assistant Professor of Applied Biology Biological Engineering ...

Dr. Mark Bathe - Statistical and Biological Physics - LMU Munich

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Dr. Mark Bathe Former Humboldt Fellow Contact MIT, Department of Biological Engineering.

Mark Bathe, PhD | MIT Department of Biological Engineering

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The Bathe lab’s philosophy is to apply principles and approaches from physics, chemistry, computer science and inference to solve leading-edge problems in quantitative biology and biophysics.

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The New Shape of DNA – MIT Spectrum

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Step into associate professor Mark Bathe's lab in the Department of Biological Engineering and you'll find design and biology merging at the nanoscale. Under an electron microscope you might see a cornucopia of three-dimensional shapes —icosahedra, pyramids, and stars—all assembled from synthetic strands of DNA. Missing: kon ‎m ‎gmbh

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MIT Research Team Develops Innovative DNA Origamiwww.azonano.com › news

Automating DNA origami opens door to many new uses

Collaborations of Consequence: NAKFI's 15 Years Igniting ...

Dr. Mark Bathe - Statistical and Biological Physics - LMU Munich

Mark Bathe, PhD | MIT Department of Biological Engineering

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The New Shape of DNA – MIT Spectrum

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Nanoscale Engineering | MIT Department of Biological Engineering

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