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Using DNA to Shape Nanostructures - from Talk of the Nation with Ira Flatow/NPR.org
Chemists and materials scientists are trying to learn to build ultra-small, precisely ordered structures for use in optics, electronics, and other applications. Writing in the journal Science, Chad Mirkin and colleagues describe a way to use snippets of DNA to tailor the shape and size of crystal structures, tweaking them to fit specific uses.
This story aired October 14, 2011. You might prefer listening to the story rather than reading the transcript.
If so, click on the 'Listen to the Story' hyperlink near the top of article.
Richard
Chemists and materials scientists are trying to learn to build ultra-small, precisely ordered structures for use in optics, electronics, and other applications. Writing in the journal Science, Chad Mirkin and colleagues describe a way to use snippets of DNA to tailor the shape and size of crystal structures, tweaking them to fit specific uses.
This story aired October 14, 2011. You might prefer listening to the story rather than reading the transcript.
If so, click on the 'Listen to the Story' hyperlink near the top of article.
Richard
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