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=== single-stranded DNA === | === single-stranded DNA === | ||
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=== DNA cage === | === DNA cage === | ||
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=== DNA tetrahedron (double | === DNA tetrahedron (double sides) === | ||
[[Image:tetrahedron_large.png]] | [[Image:tetrahedron_large.png]] | ||
=== DNA tetrahedron === | === DNA tetrahedron === | ||
http://www-thphys.physics.ox.ac.uk/people/PetrSulc/images/image.png | http://www-thphys.physics.ox.ac.uk/people/PetrSulc/images/image.png | ||
=== DNA tile === | |||
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===Formation of a duplex in the simulation box === | ===Formation of a duplex in the simulation box === | ||
Latest revision as of 15:43, 21 July 2017
See our youtube channel for more videos
single-stranded DNA
double-stranded DNA
Plectoneme formation
See also the following movies:
DNA cage
DNA tetrahedron (double sides)
DNA tetrahedron
DNA tile
Formation of a duplex in the simulation box
Strand displacement
Invading strand attached by toehold
Invading and victim strands that are not coaxially stacked
Invading and victim strands that are coaxially stacked
A movie of part of the strand displacement process. It shows the invading strand attached by toehold and then displacing several base pairs of the victim strand:
DX tile
Kissing hairpin
