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Congratulations everyone!

Travis and Shana’s on synthetic immune complexes is now published online in the journal ACS Nano. They showed that patterned antigens on DNA origami can lead to the formation of immune complexes with distinct (and programmable) structures and cell uptake. Congratulations team!

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Congratulations Farshad, and all BME CGS-D awardees. See UofT news coverage here

Ryan’s work on combining PCR synthesis, solid-phase immobilization, and microfluidics to create DNA computers from reusable building blocks is now published online in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. A big thanks to Prof. Nadanai Laohakunakorn and his lab at University of Edinburgh for help with microfludics. Congratulations Ryan!

Shana, Wendy, Eric, and Travis’ work on combining highly sensitive HCR in situ hybridization with flow cytometry to detect DNA origami in cells and tissues is now published online in the journal Small. Congratulations team!

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