Fluidic switching in nanochannels for the control of Inchworm: a synthetic biomolecular motor with a power stroke

CS Niman, MJ Zuckermann, M Balaz, JO Tegenfeldt… - Nanoscale, 2014 - pubs.rsc.org
Synthetic molecular motors typically take nanometer-scale steps through rectification of
thermal motion. Here we propose Inchworm, a DNA-based motor that employs a …
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