CORDIS Project
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This research explores the use of nucleic acids for creating complex polymeric materials through sequence-specific self-assembly. By developing methods for synthesizing polymers with defined recognition sites, the project aims to enhance material functionality for applications in nanotechnology.
The unique properties of nucleic acids have made them the material of choice for complex nanofabrication.
High fidelity formation of duplexes via non-covalent interactions between complementary sequences provides a straightforward approach to molecular programming of multicomponent self-assembly processes.
The structure of the nucleic acid backbone and bases can be changed without destroying these properties, suggesting that there are all kinds of unexplored polymeric structures that will also s…
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United Kingdom, Sheffield
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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