A research team has now developed a DNA nanotechnology-based method that allows for repeated, non-destructive recording of uniquely barcoded molecular pairings, rendering a detailed view of their components and geometries. In the future, the approach could help researchers understand how changes in molecular complexes control biological processes in living cells. Read more from the Wyss Institute News.
High-fidelity recording of molecular geometry with DNA 'nanoscopy'
September 27, 2017