A new architecture for DNA-templated synthesis in which abasic sites protect reactants from degradation
The synthesis of artificial sequence-defined polymers that match and extend the functionality of proteins is an important goal in materials science. One way of achieving this is to program a sequence of chemical reactions between precursor building blocks by means of attached oligonucleotide adapter...
Main Authors: | Frommer, J, Oppenheimer, R, Allott, BM, Núñez-Pertíñez, S, Wilks, TR, Cox, LR, Bath, J, O'Reilly, RK, Turberfield, AJ |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Wiley
2024
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