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Electromechanical unzipping of individual DNA molecules using synthetic sub-2 nm poresMcNally et al., 2008
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- McNally B
- Wanunu M
- Meller A
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- Nano letters
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Nanopores have recently emerged as high-throughput tools for probing and manipulating nucleic acid secondary structure at the single-molecule level. While most studies to date have utilized protein pores embedded in lipid bilayers, solid-state nanopores offer many …
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