Peptide nucleic acid or PNA is a synthetic DNA mimic that contains a sequence of
nucleobases attached to a peptide-like backbone derived from N-2-aminoethylglycine. The …

Solid-state nanopores are now well established as single-biomolecule sensors that hold
great promise as sensing elements in diagnostic and sequencing applications. However …

To reduce unwanted variation in the passage speed of DNA through solid-state nanopores,
we demonstrate nanoscale preconfinement of translocating molecules using an ultrathin …

Identifying DNA species is crucial for diagnostics. For DNA identification, single-molecule
DNA sequence mapping is an alternative to DNA sequencing toward fast point-of-care …

Using a solid-state nanopore to measure the concentration of clinically relevant target
analytes, such as proteins or specific DNA sequences, is a major goal of nanopore research …

Single‐molecule nanopore detection technology has revolutionized proteomics research by
enabling highly sensitive and label‐free detection of individual proteins. Herein, we …

DNA nanotechnology has seen large developments over the last 30 years through the
combination of detection and discovery of DNAs, and solid phase synthesis to increase the …

Fast, cheap and easy to use nucleic acids detection methods are crucial to mitigate adverse
impacts caused by various pathogens, and are essential in forensic investigations, food …

Solid‐state nanopores are a single‐molecule technique that can provide access to
biomolecular information that is otherwise masked by ensemble averaging. A promising …

For nanopore sensing of various-sized molecules with high sensitivity, the size of the
nanopore should be adjusted according to the size of each target molecule. For solid-state …