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This is a design of joint points between part A and part B.<br>Sequences indicated red lines connect part A and part B.<br>
This is a design of joint points between part A and part B.<br>Sequences indicated red lines connect part A and part B.<br>
they also exist between part B and part C.<br>
they also exist between part B and part C.<br>
So, the structure is constructed to connect three kinds of part.
So, the structure is constructed to connect three kinds of part.

Revision as of 01:38, 28 August 2014

Top Team Project Design Experiment
and Result
Sources Sponsors

Problem & Solution

We had difficulty to coupling dumbbell hairpins on the direction orthogonal to the origami. It was solved to use 3 sheets of DNA origami.



Aspect ratio of 1 dot

Height And Width : 2 DNA 3nm×2=6 nm
Width : 2 pitch 3.4nm×2=6.8 nm



To construct DNA nano QR code uses 3 types of DNA origami. Normally, they have required 600 pieces of DNA staple (200 pieces per one DNA origami).We devised the sequences of Staple DNA, they were shared among 3 types of DNA origami. thus they required only 359 pieces of DNA staple.


Design










We designed one kind of DNA nano QR code.
A black part on QR code is expressed by dumbbell hairpin.
The DNA nano QR code is a secret until we create it at nano size.















This is a design of joint points between part A and part B.
Sequences indicated red lines connect part A and part B.
they also exist between part B and part C.
So, the structure is constructed to connect three kinds of part.