Exploring the nanoworld through the language of Nucleic acids. (Run by students)
Purdue Univeristy
Joined December 2021
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RNA motifs can also be modified to recruit small molecules, proteins and RNA molecules in a sequence-specific manner to the RNA-rich phase @NatureNano @UCLA
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DNA Chalk: Calcium Carbonate Functionalized 3D DNA Crystals for Responsive Materials
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DNA crystals exhibit mesoporous properties, nuclease resistance and stimuli-responsive small molecule release through coating the inner lattice with amorphous CaCO3.
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I'm looking for postdocs and post-baccs for my lab. If you or anyone you know are interested in what we do, reach out to me via email!
🔗Lab website: arunrichard.com/lab
📧My contact: [email protected]
🏫University/Institute: albany.edu/rna
Please RT. 📢📢📢
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Check out our new work in @angew_chem by @AlishaKamra_.
We report nuclease-resistant enzyme-mimicking oligonucleotide assemblies via
Pt(II) supramolecular conjugation for light-activated oxidase activity.
Thanks @ANRFIndia @iiscbangalore
@DBTIndia
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On the cover of this week's issue: "High-Precision DNA Nanostructure-Templated Silicification via Modified Silanes"
Read it here 🔗 go.acs.org/dyV
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.@PurdueChemistry's Christopher Uyeda has developed catalysts and reactions to tackle some of the most complex hurdles facing chemistry. Learn how they're being applied to produce some of the globe's most needed medicines. purdue.university/3Y6DY1W
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Excited to share our new JACS paper, and my first from the Mirkin lab! @CHADNANO
We show that stimuli-responsive PAEs can be created via dynamic stacking of supermolecular cores, offering a new route to smart nanoscale materials. Grateful to our team!
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Blunt-Force Assembly: Programmable DNA Architectures using π–π Stacking chemrxiv.org/engage/api-gate…
We established the ability of mixtures of L- and D-DNA motifs to perform programmable co-assembly, demonstrating molecular recognition and coexistence between mirror molecular systems.
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Dake Mao from @TheMaoLab is recognized with a Brown Graduate Student Research Award. Congrats! DNA technology rocks.
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Congrats to our H.C. Brown Graduate Student Research Award Winners! Great talks today by Kristen Berger (@UyedaLab) and Dake Mao! (@TheMaoLab)
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Congratulations to Cuizheng Zhang from @TheMaoLab on receiving the Guy Mellon Award in Analytical Chemistry! @PurdueChemistry
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Tetrahedral DNA Nanostructure with Interferon Stimulatory DNA Delivers Highly Potent Toxins Activates the cGAS-STING Pathway for Robust Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy
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Please, share with undergraduate students and colleagues interested in applying for graduate programs in analytical chemistry. @purduechemistry
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We built DNA-based mimicks of cytoskeletal filaments capable of reversible assembly and cargo transport inside cell-sized compartments. Now out @NatureChemistry! nature.com/articles/s41557-0…
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Congratulations to Mengxi Zheng from
@TheMaoLab on receiving the Guy Mellon Award!
@PurdueChemistry
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Congratulations to the 2022 analytical division Guy Mellon Award recipients Hsi-Chun Chao (@TheMcLuckeyLab) and Mengxi Zheng (@TheMaoLab ). Thomas Keough Award recipients Hannah Brown (@AstonlabsPurdue) and Hang Hu (@LabLaskin)!
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A fun read for your Thanksgiving break 🧬
Dedicated to Prof. Ned Seeman, a truly remarkable mind that will be greatly missed.
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