Barcoded DNA origami structures for multiplexed optimization and enrichment of DNA-based protein-binding cavities.

ABSTRACT: Simultaneous binding of molecules by multiple binding partners is known to strongly reduce the apparent dissociation constant of the corresponding molecular complexes, and can be used to achieve strong, non-covalent molecular interactions. Based on this principle, efficient binding of proteins to DNA nanostructures has been achieved previously by placing several aptamers in close proximity to each other onto DNA scaffolds. Here, we develop an approach for exploring design parameters, such as the geometric arrangement or the nanomechanical properties of the binding sites, that use two-dimensional DNA origami-based nanocavities that bear aptamers with known mechanical properties at defined distances and orientations. The origami structures are labelled with barcodes, which enables large numb

SUBMITTER: Aghebat Rafat A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7116572 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature