A catalytic assembled enzyme-free three-dimensional DNA walker and its sensing application
Chemical Communications2017Vol. 53(40), pp. 5527–5530
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Abstract
An enzyme-free three-dimensional DNA walker powered by catalytic assembly has been constructed. Automatic movements of the walker were achieved through purely DNA hybridization. This DNA walking device provided a reliable, sensitive and selective strategy for nucleic acid and protein analysis.
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