Programmable DNA translation system using cross-linked DNA mediators
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Masayuki Endo, Shinsuke Uegaki, Tetsuro Majima
The information of template DNA strands was converted into the specific sequences in a programmable way by following the mediation of cross-linked DNAs.
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