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Coarsegrained Modelling Of Dna And Dna Selfassembly 1st Edition Thomas E Ouldridge Auth

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Coarsegrained Modelling Of Dna And Dna Selfassembly 1st Edition Thomas E Ouldridge Auth
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Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.63 MB
Pages: 176
Author: Thomas E. Ouldridge (auth.)
ISBN: 9783642305160, 9783642305177, 3642305164, 3642305172
Language: English
Year: 2012
Edition: 1

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Coarsegrained Modelling Of Dna And Dna Selfassembly 1st Edition Thomas E Ouldridge Auth by Thomas E. Ouldridge (auth.) 9783642305160, 9783642305177, 3642305164, 3642305172 instant download after payment.

This thesis presents a novel coarse-grained model of DNA, in which bases are represented as rigid nucleotides. The model is shown to quantitatively reproduce many phenomena, including elastic properties of the double-stranded state, hairpin formation in single strands and hybridization of pairs of strands to form duplexes, the first time such a wide range of properties has been captured by a coarse-grained model. The scope and potential of the model is demonstrated by simulating DNA tweezers, an iconic nanodevice, and a two-footed DNA walker — the first time that coarse-grained modelling has been applied to dynamic DNA nanotechnology.

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