This work investigates nuclease interactions with DNA origami, showing architecture affects degradation behavior and accessibility.
This work investigates nuclease interactions with DNA origami nanostructures of defined architecture, specifically triangular origami and six-helix bundle designs. DNase I, Exonuclease III, and Mung Bean Nuclease were used to probe non-specific and specific enzymatic interactions. Time-dependent degradation was characterised using agarose gel electrophoresis and atomic force microscopy. The findings demonstrate that DNA origami architecture strongly influences nuclease accessibility and degradation behaviour, with implications for structure-guided enzymatic modification and functional DNA nanotechnology.
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