Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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32557 | Nano Today | 2009 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
SummaryOne of the great challenges in nanotechnology is the programmed control of hierarchical self-assembly of nanoscale components to achieve specifically desired three-dimensional structures and their associated functionalities. Analysis of these processes in a biomolecular system reveals a previously unanticapated pathway for the genetically encoded control of hierarchical assembly of nanoscale components and the resultant emergence of complex behaviors.
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Authors
Meredith M. Murr, Gunjan S. Thakur, Youli Li, Hiro Tsuruta, Igor Mezic, Daniel E. Morse,