Macromolecule sensing and tumor biomarker detection by harnessing terminal size and hydrophobicity of viral DNA packaging motor channels into membranes and flow cells
Abstract
Biological nanopores for single-pore sensing have the advantage of size homogeneity, structural reproducibility, and channel amenability. In order to translate this to clinical applications, the functional biological nanopore must be inserted into a stable system for high-throughput analysis. Here we report factors that control the rate of pore insertion into polymer membrane and analyte translocation through the channel of viral DNA packaging...
Paper Details
Title
Macromolecule sensing and tumor biomarker detection by harnessing terminal size and hydrophobicity of viral DNA packaging motor channels into membranes and flow cells
Published Date
Jan 1, 2022
Journal
Volume
10
Issue
1
Pages
167 - 177
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