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Differentiation of short, single-stranded DNA homopolymers in solid-state nanopores

Venta et al., 2013

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5556790449715463611
Author
Venta K
Shemer G
Puster M
Rodriguez-Manzo J
Balan A
Rosenstein J
Shepard K
Drndic M
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ACS nano

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In the last two decades, new techniques that monitor ionic current modulations as single molecules pass through a nanoscale pore have enabled numerous single-molecule studies. While biological nanopores have recently shown the ability to resolve single nucleotides …
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