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球状核酸混合化における構造エンタルピーの役割

Lam-Kiu Fong, Ziwei Wang, George C Schatz

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    ナノ粒子表面 (球状核酸) のDNAハイブリデーションは,構造的な閉じ込めによりエンタルピー的に強化されます. 容量の減少は,この熱力学的優位性を低下させ,SNAベースの材料設計に影響を与えます.

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