Manipulating DNA structures through chemical design enables the creation of new biomaterials and a better understanding of biological processes, beyond DNA's genetic role.
DNA can be utilized as a structural element for bonding interactions between nanoscale materials, shifting focus from its genetic function.
Designing DNA strands for hybridization and helix formation provides insights into creating reversible bonding interactions in nanoscale materials, including proteins.
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