Lulu Qian Assistant Professor of Bioengineering California Institute of Technology Mail CodeE California Blvd Pasadena, CA 91125

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	医工薬理融合 GPLLI Seminar Series Graduate Program for Leaders in Life Innovation The University of Tokyo Structural DNA nanotechnology for DocID: 1ulIV - View Document
	COBIOT-1153; NO. OF PAGES 7 Available online at www.sciencedirect.com The enabled state of DNA nanotechnology Veikko Linko and Hendrik Dietz DocID: 1tm7C - View Document
	Lulu Qian Assistant Professor of Bioengineering California Institute of Technology Mail CodeE California Blvd Pasadena, CA 91125 DocID: 1rgkL - View Document
	NEWS & VIEWS DNA NANOTECHNOLOGY Bacteria as factories Producing large quantities of designer DNA nanostructures at low cost has been a longstanding challenge in nanobiotechnology. It is now possible with the aid of bacte DocID: 1qts8 - View Document
	THESIS Why nanotechnology needs better polymer chemistry The self-assembly properties of block copolymers are primitive when compared with natural examples such as protein folding but, as Richard Jones reports, promisin DocID: 1pTHA - View Document