Sunday, September 17, 2017
DNA ‘robots’ could sort molecules in your blood
The trick is to choose nucleotides that produce specific reactions in DNA, such as zipping (merging) or unzipping (splitting). As you can estimate how much energy it takes for those actions and the size of the strands, you can customize how quickly the bot moves. At the moment, the DNA robots have only moved on a nano-sized peg board where it’s easy to track where they go. Also, it can take a 
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