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Fluorescent nanotubes are fabricated by layer-by-layer deposition of oppositely charged core–shell macromolecules on the template of a nanoporous membrane. These nanotubes contain either positively or negatively charged surfaces and are exploited as specific functional substrates for dual-responsive DNA probing and targeting. The nanotube (red)/DNA (blue) complex is visualized as a dual-color nanotube in double- fluorescence imaging.
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