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Hollow nanoparticles linked by DNA make unusually strong materials

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Particles that are too small to be assembled into materials with conventional methods can be bound together with DNA molecules – the result is clumps of unusually strong and stiff material

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Hollow nanoparticles linked by DNA make unusually strong materials

Particles that are too small to be assembled into materials with conventional methods can be bound together with DNA molecules – the result is clumps of unusually strong and stiff material

·Baltimore, United States
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NewScientist broke the news in Baltimore, United States on Friday, September 29, 2023.
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