DNA nanotechnology is rapidly gaining traction in numerous applications, each bearing
varying degrees of tolerance to the quality and quantity necessary for viable nanostructure …

Almost all pathogens, whether viral or bacterial, utilize key proteolytic steps in their
pathogenesis. The ability to detect a pathogen's genomic material along with its proteolytic …

The number of applications of self-assembled deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) origami
nanoparticles (DNA NPs) has increased drastically, following the development of a variety of …

Molecular aggregates exhibit emergent properties, including the collective sharing of
electronic excitation energy known as exciton delocalization, that can be leveraged in …

Natural light-harvesting systems spatially organize densely packed dyes in different
configurations to either transport excitons or convert them into charged photoproducts, with …

As an important barrier between the cytoplasm and the microenvironment of the cell, the cell
membrane is essential for the maintenance of normal cellular physiological activities. An …

Peptide-based liquid-liquid phase separated domains, or coacervates, are a biomaterial
gaining new interest due to their exciting potential in fields ranging from biosensing to drug …

DNA walker, a type of dynamic DNA device that is capable of moving progressively along
prescribed walking tracks, has emerged as an ideal and powerful tool for biosensing and …

DNA nanostructures offer a versatile platform for precise dye assembly, making them
promising templates for creating photonic complexes with applications in photonics and …

With recent advances in DNA-templated dye aggregation for leveraging and engineering
molecular excitons, a need exists for minimizing structural heterogeneity. Holliday Junction …