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Andrew J Turberfield

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Nature Chemistry|July 23, 2011
DNA nanotechnology: geometrical self-assemblyAndrew J Turberfield
Nature Nanotechnology|July 26, 2008
DNA nanomachinesJonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
Nanoscale|March 7, 2022
Template-directed conjugation of heterogeneous oligonucleotides to a homobifunctional molecule for programmable supramolecular assemblySeham Helmi, Andrew J Turberfield
Nanoscale Horizons|December 5, 2025
Mechanism for a molecular assembler of sequence-controlled polymers using parallel DNA and a DNA polymeraseJonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
Journal of the American Chemical Society|November 25, 2011
Reversible logic circuits made of DNAAnthony J Genot, Jonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
Journal of the American Chemical Society|February 6, 2009
Kinetically controlled self-assembly of DNA oligomersDaniel Lubrich, Simon J Green, Andrew J Turberfield
Small (Weinheim an Der Bergstrasse, Germany)|August 16, 2012
Small molecule signals that direct the route of a molecular cargoRichard A Muscat, Jonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
Biophysical Journal|July 25, 2006
DNA hairpins: fuel for autonomous DNA devicesSimon J Green, Daniel Lubrich, Andrew J Turberfield
Angewandte Chemie (International Ed. in English)|June 17, 2005
A free-running DNA motor powered by a nicking enzymeJonathan Bath, Simon J Green, Andrew J Turberfield
Angewandte Chemie (International Ed. in English)|December 5, 2012
Combinatorial displacement of DNA strands: application to matrix multiplication and weighted sumsAnthony J Genot, Jonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
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Nature Chemistry|July 23, 2011
DNA nanotechnology: geometrical self-assemblyAndrew J Turberfield
Nature Nanotechnology|July 26, 2008
DNA nanomachinesJonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
Nanoscale|March 7, 2022
Template-directed conjugation of heterogeneous oligonucleotides to a homobifunctional molecule for programmable supramolecular assemblySeham Helmi, Andrew J Turberfield
Nanoscale Horizons|December 5, 2025
Mechanism for a molecular assembler of sequence-controlled polymers using parallel DNA and a DNA polymeraseJonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
Journal of the American Chemical Society|November 25, 2011
Reversible logic circuits made of DNAAnthony J Genot, Jonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
Journal of the American Chemical Society|February 6, 2009
Kinetically controlled self-assembly of DNA oligomersDaniel Lubrich, Simon J Green, Andrew J Turberfield
Small (Weinheim an Der Bergstrasse, Germany)|August 16, 2012
Small molecule signals that direct the route of a molecular cargoRichard A Muscat, Jonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
Biophysical Journal|July 25, 2006
DNA hairpins: fuel for autonomous DNA devicesSimon J Green, Daniel Lubrich, Andrew J Turberfield
Angewandte Chemie (International Ed. in English)|June 17, 2005
A free-running DNA motor powered by a nicking enzymeJonathan Bath, Simon J Green, Andrew J Turberfield
Angewandte Chemie (International Ed. in English)|December 5, 2012
Combinatorial displacement of DNA strands: application to matrix multiplication and weighted sumsAnthony J Genot, Jonathan Bath, Andrew J Turberfield
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