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In situ covalent functionalization of DNA origami virus-like particles

Knappe et al., 2021

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5528641291111873669
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Knappe G
Wamhoff E
Read B
Irvine D
Bathe M
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ACS nano

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DNA origami is a powerful nanomaterial for biomedical applications due in part to its capacity for programmable, site-specific functionalization. To realize these applications, scalable and efficient conjugation protocols are needed for diverse moieties ranging from …
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