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Cover Feature: Light-Gated Assembly of Membrane-Bound DNA Filaments as Synthetic Cell Modules (Small Struct. 7/2026)

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Svetozar Gavrilović
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Marco Halbeisen
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Thuy An Nguyen
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Yusuf Qutbuddin
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Petra Schwille *
DOI：10.1002/sstr.70571delete
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Synthetic Cells A flash of light transforms inactive, membrane-bound DNA tiles into synthetic filament networks on synthetic cell membranes. By precisely controlling when and where assembly begins, the system creates patterned coatings, rings, and cage-like architectures that recruit cargo, organize membrane surfaces, and stabilize vesicles, opening new possibilities for programmable structure and function in bottom-up synthetic biology. More in the Research Article (10.1002/sstr.70502), Petra Schwille and co-workers.
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