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Author: Branton, Daniel, primary, Deamer, David W, additional, Marziali, Andre, additional, Bayley, Hagan, additional, Benner, Steven A, additional, Butler, Thomas, additional, Di Ventra, Massimiliano, additional, Garaj, Slaven, additional, Hibbs, Andrew, additional, Huang, Xiaohua, additional, Jovanovich, Stevan B, additional, Krstic, Predrag S, additional, Lindsay, Stuart, additional, Ling, Xinsheng Sean, additional, Mastrangelo, Carlos H, additional, Meller, Amit, additional, Oliver, John S, additional, Pershin, Yuriy V, additional, Ramsey, J Michael, additional, Riehn, Robert, additional, Soni, Gautam V, additional, Cossa, Vincent Tabard-, additional, Wanunu, Meni, additional, Wiggin, Matthew, additional, and Schloss, Jeffery A, additional
Published: 2009
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Author: Riehn, Robert, primary, Reisner, Walter, additional, Tegenfeldt, Jonas O., additional, Wang, Yan Mei, additional, Tung, Chih-Kuan, additional, Lim, Shuang-Fang, additional, Cox, Edward, additional, Sturm, James C., additional, Morton, Keith, additional, Chou, Steven Y., additional, and Austin, Robert H., additional
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Author: Riehn, Robert, Reisner, Walter, Tegenfeldt, Jonas O., Wang, Yan Mei, Tung, Chih-Kuan, Lim, Shuang-Fang, Cox, Edward, Sturm, James C., Morton, Keith, Chou, Steven Y., and Austin, Robert H.
Abstract: This review will discuss the theory of confined polymers in nanochannels and present our experiments, which test the theory and explore use of nanochannels for genomic analysis. Genomic length DNA molecules contained in nanochannels, which are less than one persistence length in diameter, are highly elongated. Thus, nanochannels can be used to analyze genomic length DNA molecules with very high linear spatial resolution. Also, nanochannels can be used to study the position and dynamics of proteins such as transcription factors that bind to DNA with high specificity. In order to realize these goals not only must nanochannels be constructed whose radius is less than the persistence length of DNA, but it is also necessary to understand the dynamics of polymers within nanochannels and develop experimental tools to study the dynamics of polymers in such confined volumes, tools which we review here. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Published: 2007
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