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Engineering A Robust Dna Circuit For The Direct Detection Of Biomolecular Interactions 1st Ed Ang Yan Shan

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Engineering A Robust Dna Circuit For The Direct Detection Of Biomolecular Interactions 1st Ed Ang Yan Shan
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Publisher: Springer Singapore
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.74 MB
Author: Ang Yan Shan
ISBN: 9789811321870, 9789811321887, 9811321876, 9811321884
Language: English
Year: 2018
Edition: 1st ed.

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Engineering A Robust Dna Circuit For The Direct Detection Of Biomolecular Interactions 1st Ed Ang Yan Shan by Ang Yan Shan 9789811321870, 9789811321887, 9811321876, 9811321884 instant download after payment.

This book provides essential insights into designing a localized DNA circuit to promote the rate of desired hybridization reactions over undesired leak reactions in the bulk solution. The area of dynamic DNA nanotechnology, or DNA circuits, holds great promise as a highly programmable toolbox that can be used in various applications, including molecular computing and biomolecular detection. However, a key bottleneck is the recurring issue of circuit leakage. The assembly of the localized circuit is dynamically driven by the recognition of biomolecules – a different approach from most methods, which are based on a static DNA origami assembly. The design guidelines for individual reaction modules presented here, which focus on minimizing circuit leakage, are established through NUPACK simulation and tested experimentally – which will be useful for researchers interested in adapting the concepts for other contexts. In the closing section, the design concepts are successfully applied to the biomolecular sensing of a broad range of targets including the single nucleotide mutations, proteins, and cell surface receptors.

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