11 June 2013. Our manuscript "Spatially controlled DNA unzipping by microfluidic interface positioning on a molecule perpendicular to a multicomponent flow" has just been published in Chem. Commun.
Abstract. A DNA molecule is rotated under a transversal electric field to be perpendicular to a longitudinal, multicomponent microfluidic flow. Positioning the interface allows us to control DNA unzipping with spatio-temporal resolution. This demonstrates that a microfluidic gradient can be applied at the single molecule level for a dynamic intramolecular stimulation.
Reference:
Spatially controlled DNA unzipping by microfluidic interface positioning on a molecule perpendicular to a multicomponent flow
N. K. Mani, S. Rudiuk, D. Baigl*
Chem. Commun. 2013, doi : 10.1039/C3CC44016H
Reference:
Spatially controlled DNA unzipping by microfluidic interface positioning on a molecule perpendicular to a multicomponent flow
N. K. Mani, S. Rudiuk, D. Baigl*
Chem. Commun. 2013, doi : 10.1039/C3CC44016H
In the same section