Programming a Split G-quadruplex in a DNA Nanocage and Its Microrna Imaging in Live Cells
Chemical communications(2019)
Abstract
A novel approach to program target-responsive devices by incorporating the split G4 motifs in a DNA nanocage has been developed. The rigid prism outcompetes the flexible one in reaction kinetics and signal/background ratios, which can be easily internalized by cells and successfully applied in microRNA imaging in live cells.
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