Pre‐organizing molecular drug within a microenvironment is crucial for the development of
efficient and controllable therapeutic systems. Here, we report the use of tetrahedral DNA …

DNA origami is a cutting-edge nanotechnology approach that creates precise and detailed
2D and 3D nanostructures. The crucial feature of DNA origami is how it is created, which …

Engineered DNA frameworks have been extensively exploited as affinity scaffolds for drug
delivery. However, few studies focus on the rational design to comprehensively improve …

The toxic side effects of chemotherapy have long limited its efficacy, prompting expensive
and long-drawn efforts to develop more targeted cancer therapeutics. An alternative …

Though small-molecule drugs play a crucial role in cancer treatment, intrinsic issues such as
poor solubility and systematic toxicity have considerably mitigated their anticancer functions …

Cardiac arrhythmias impact over 12 million people globally, with an increasing incidence of
acquired arrhythmias. Although animal models have shed light onto fundamental arrhythmic …

In order to cure diseases efficiently with minimal side effects in sophisticated medicine,
eminent drugs must be selectively delivered to diseased parts and allow to work only there …

A major impediment to the clinical translation of DNA tiling nanostructures is a technical
bottleneck for the programmable assembly of DNA architectures with well-defined local …

Innovations in radiofrequency (RF) ablation and nonablative techniques have led to
significant advances in addressing complex arrhythmogenic substrates for a variety of …

DNA can be used to nanofabricate three-dimensional (3D) polyhedra. A variety of
applications of 3D DNA assemblies have been proposed. Drug encasulation and …