The predictable nature of DNA interactions enables the programmable assembly of highly
advanced 2D and 3D DNA structures of nanoscale dimensions. The access to ever larger …

Highlights•New assembly approaches of DNA nanostructures with increased complexity.•
Biotechnological approaches for improved scalability of DNA assembly.•Blunt-end stacking …

Recent advances in DNA nanotechnology have made it possible to construct DNA
nanostructures of almost arbitrary shapes with 2–3 nm of precision in their dimensions …

Due to its self‐assembling nature, DNA is undoubtedly an excellent molecule for the
creation of various multidimensional nanostructures and the placement of functional …

Over the past three decades DNA has emerged as an exceptional molecular building block
for nanoconstruction due to its predictable conformation and programmable intra-and …

Over the past four decades, the field of structural DNA nanotechnology has evolved into an
accessible approach to generating DNA nanostructures with precise control of size …

The use of DNA in nanobiotechnology has advanced to a stage at which almost any two or
three dimensional architecture can be designed with high precision. The choice of the DNA …

DNA molecules have been used to build a variety of nanoscale structures and devices over
the past 30 years, and potential applications have begun to emerge. But the development of …

Structural DNA nanotechnology utilizes synthetic or biologic DNA as designer molecules for
the self-assembly of artificial nanostructures. The field is founded upon the specific …

DNA nanotechnology is a materials design paradigm in which synthetic nucleic acids are
used to program the structure and dynamics of nanometer-scale devices and materials …