The unique structural motifs and self-recognition properties of DNA can be exploited to generate
self-assembling DNA nanostructures of specific shapes using a ‘bottom-up’ approach 1 …

Artificial DNA and RNA structures have been used as scaffolds for a variety of nanoscale
devices. In comparison to DNA structures, RNA structures have been limited in size, but they …

The DNA origami method allows the folding of long, single-stranded DNA sequences into
arbitrary two-dimensional structures by a set of designed oligonucleotides. The method has …

RNA origami is a framework for the modular design of nanoscaffolds that can be folded from
a single strand of RNA and used to organize molecular components with nanoscale …

The DNA origami technique is a recently developed self-assembly method that allows
construction of 3D objects at the nanoscale for various applications. In the current study we report …

Fluorescent RNA aptamers are useful as markers for tracking RNA molecules inside cells
and for creating biosensor devices. Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) based on …

… Ebbe S Andersen Ebbe S Andersen … (termed sgRNAOs) and attempt to modulate the
expression of genetic targets in S. cerevisiae yeast. The sgRNAOs have the capacity to bind to …

The first RNA category of the Critical Assessment of Techniques for Structure Prediction
competition was only made possible because of the scientists who provided experimental …

In biological systems, large and complex structures are often assembled from multiple simpler
identical subunits. This strategy—homooligomerization—allows efficient genetic encoding …

The HIV-1 genome consists of two identical RNA strands that are linked together through
non-covalent interactions. A major determinant for efficient dimerization of the two RNA strands …