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New class of spongy materials can self-assemble into precisely controllable structures

New class of spongy materials can self-assemble into precisely controllable structures
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Florida State hosts international experts, researchers at Kenneth A Taylor Symposium on Cryo-EM and Muscle Biology

Florida State hosts international experts, researchers at Kenneth A Taylor Symposium on Cryo-EM and Muscle Biology
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Florida State University remembers renowned structural biologist Donald Caspar

Florida State University remembers renowned structural biologist Donald Caspar
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Nanotechnology Now - Press Release: The virus trap: Hollow nano-objects made of DNA could trap viruses and render them harmless

Our NanoNews Digest Sponsors Home > Press > The virus trap: Hollow nano-objects made of DNA could trap viruses and render them harmless Lined on the inside with virus-binding molecules, nano-shells made of DNA material bind viruses tightly and thus render them harmless. CREDIT Elena-Marie Willner / DietzLab / TUM Abstract: To date, there are no effective antidotes against most virus infections. An interdisciplinary research team at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has now developed a new approach: they engulf and neutralize viruses with nano-capsules tailored from genetic material using the DNA origami method. The strategy has already been tested against hepatitis and adeno-associated viruses in cell cultures. It may also prove successful against corona viruses.

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The virus trap

The virus trap
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