We all make mistakes! The specific removal of error particles in nanomaterial assemblies is achieved by using a DNAzyme as a proofreading and error-removal unit (see picture of a DNA-templated gold nanoparticle assembly). Parallels can be drawn with the proofreading and error-removal process in biology. A and B=gold nanoparticles attached to DNA sequences; B′=error particle.
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