DNA origami comes to life
An atomic force microscope image of a DNA “ribbon” (top) that assembled itself from a ‘seed’ of artificial DNA in a technique that could be used to make molecular-scale electronics. The lower image is a graphical interpretation of the structure (Credit: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) In the natural world, DNA provides a kind of blueprint that directs a complex molecular dance whi
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