On show: High-density peptide arrays capable of displaying many different amino acid sequences at well-defined and addressable locations on the same DNA nanostructure have been produced. The strategy used relies on the genetic information encoded in the nucleic acid portion of a DNA-tagged peptide to position the amino acid sequence at a predetermined location on the array.
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