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2 Jun · In 2006, Erik Winfree of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and his colleagues published an article in Science a framework making ...
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Colloquium. WHAT: Erik Winfree (California Institute of Technology): Fault-Tolerance in Biochemical Systems: From Molecular-Scale to Avogadro-Scale ...
DNA origami comes to life | New Scientist
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Chemists have managed to create artificial DNA that can controllably build itself into larger, more complex structures, like a simplified version of the real...
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