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DNA–carbon nanotube conjugates prepared by a Versatile Method Using Streptavidin–Biotin Recognition

Lyonnais et al., 2008

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16479573830384913744
Author
Lyonnais S
Goux-Capes L
Escudé C
Cote D
Filoramo A
Bourgoin J
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nanotechnology

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Integration of biological recognition capabilities into carbon nanotubes (NT) has considerable potential for driving selfassembly of NT-based devices. In particular, equipping single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNT) with the unique properties of nucleic acids can …
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