Autonomous DNA molecular motor tailor-designed to navigate DNA origami surface for fast complex motion and advanced nanorobotics.
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ABSTRACT: Nanorobots powered by designed DNA molecular motors on DNA origami platforms are vigorously pursued but still short of fully autonomous and sustainable operation, as the reported systems rely on manually operated or autonomous but bridge-burning molecular motors. Expanding DNA nanorobotics requires origami-based autonomous non-bridge-burning motors, but such advanced artificial molecular motors are rare, and their integration with DNA origami remains a challenge. Here, we report an autonomous non-bridge-burning DNA motor tailor-designed for a triangle DNA origami substrate. This is a translational bipedal molecular motor but demonstrates effective translocation on both straight and curved segments of a self-closed circular track on the origami, including sharp ~90° turns by a single hand-o
SUBMITTER: Siti W
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10516491 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Sep
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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