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Regulating DNA Transport through Solid-State Nanopores to Study Non-Canonical DNA Structures and Analyze Gene Synthesis Reactions

Carson, 2016

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Voltage-driven transport of double-stranded DNA through nanopores holds much potential for applications in quantitative molecular biology and biotechnology, yet the microscopic details of translocation have proven challenging to decipher. Earlier experiments showed …
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