Examines digital polymer editing methods, suggesting effective information rewriting.
Bio-Hybrid Digital Polymers Bio-hybrid macromolecules with sequence-defined architectures, comprising synthetic digital polymer blocks and DNA segments, can self-assemble into precise supramolecular structures. Their composition can be dynamically edited via parallel or sequential toehold-mediated strand displacement. These mechanisms enable on-demand rewriting of encoded digital information, such as translating text (e.g., English to French), as depicted in the cover illustration. More details can be found in the Research Article by Jean-François Lutz, Maria Nerantzaki, and co-workers (DOI: 10.1002/adfm.202511868).
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