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Sorting Nanoparticles by Valency with DNA Barcoding
DOI:10.1021/jacs.2c04744.png)
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Self-assembly of DNA-labeled nanoparticles is an effective strategy to fabricate new nanocomposite materials and nanoscale devices from the bottom-up. To tailor the properties of the resulting material or device, one requires access to a wide range of nanoparticle sizes and shapes, as well as control over the number (valency) of DNA molecules on the nanoparticle surface. Currently, nanoparticles with a defined DNA valency can only be obtained in a narrow range of sizes, and in small quantities, limiting the properties of the resulting composite structures and their applications. Here, we leverage the digital information encoded in the number and sequence of short DNA barcodes to generate preparatory amounts of nanoparticles bearing a specific number of DNA molecules, irrespective of the identity of the nanocomponent. We show that tins DNA valency sorting chromatography, which is driven by the selective affinity of Watson-Crick base pairs, is applicable to arbitrary DNA sequences and a broad range of nanoparticle sizes, shapes, and material compositions. To further demonstrate this fact, we use valency-sorted large gold nanospheres directly in self-assembly schemes to create, in one synthesis step, large amounts of several previously inaccessible molecule-like dimer and trimer nanostructures with unique optical properties. We anticipate that the expanded scope of DNA valency-defined nanoparticle reagents, and the increased scale at which they can be produced, will open new avenues for the molecularly precise manipulation of nanoscale matter.
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15.6
论文数:
20.0W
被引数:
60.2W
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