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Interfacial Packing of DNA Nanostars Regulates Dynamics on Synthetic Cell Membranes
DNA nanostructures are emerging as programmable components for engineering synthetic cell membranes, yet how their collective packing and deformability regulate molecular dynamics at membrane interfaces remains poorly understood. Here, we investigate the packing and mobility of DNA nanostars with tu
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