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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, ...
DNA nano-foundries cast custom-shaped 3-D metal nanoparticles
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The concept of casting nanoparticles inside DNA molds is very much alike ... and Assistant Professor of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School Biology and Biophysics, led by Mark Bathe, senior co-author of the paper Self-assembling nanocages are the largest standalone 3-D DNA structures yet.
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