DNA nanotechnology for cell research : from bioanalysis to biomedicine /
"DNA Nanotechnology for Cell Research Comprehensive coverage of DNA nanotechnology with a focus on its biomedical applications in disease diagnosis, gene therapy, and drug delivery Bringing together multidisciplinary aspects of chemical, material, and biological engineering, DNA Nanotechnology...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Weinheim, Germany :
Wiley-VCH,
[2024]
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Table of Contents:
- Developing DNA aptamer toolbox for cell research
- Bacterial detection with functional nucleic acids Escherichia coli as a case study
- From ligand-binding aptamers to molecular switches
- DNA nanotechnology-based microfluidics for liquid biopsy
- Spatiotemporal-controlled cell membrane engineering using DNS nanotechnology
- Metal-dependent DNAzymes for cell surface engineering and intracellular bioimaging
- DNA nanomotors for bioimaging in living cells
- Illuminating RNA in live cells with inorganic nanoparticles-based DNA sensor tenchnology
- Building DNA computing system for smart biosensing and clinical diagnosis
- Intelligent sense-on-demand DNA circuits for amplified bioimaging in living cells
- DNA nanoscaffolds for biomacromolecules organization and bioimaging applications
- Adopting nucleic acid nantechnology for genetic regulation in vivo
- Cell membrane functionalization via nucleic acid tools for visualization and regulation of cellular receptors
- Harnessing DNA nanotechnology for nongenetic manipulation and functionalization of cell surface receptor
- DNA-based cell surface engineering for programming multiple cell-cell interactions
- Designer DNA nanostructures and their cellular uptake behaviors
- Toward production of nucleic acid nanostructures in life cells and their biomedical applications
- Engineering nucleic acid structures for programmable intracellular biocomputation
- DNA supramolecular hydrogels for biomedical applications
- Rolling circle amplification-based DNA nanotechnology for cell research
- Precise integration of therapeutics in DNA-based nanomaterials for cancer treatments.