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An aptamer‐nanotrain assembled from six‐letter DNA delivers doxorubicin selectively to liver cancer cells

Zhang et al., 2020

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Zhang L
Wang S
Yang Z
Hoshika S
Xie S
Li J
Chen X
Wan S
Li L
Benner S
Tan W
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition

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Expanding the number of nucleotides in DNA increases the information density of functional DNA molecules, creating nanoassemblies that cannot be invaded by natural DNA/RNA in complex biological systems. Here, we show how six‐letter GACTZP DNA contributes this …
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