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Spin-Dependent Transport in One-Dimensional Mercury- and Silver-Mediated DNA Nanowires
Metallo-DNA nanowires serve as a versatile, programmable scaffold for molecular-scale electronics. In this work, we demonstrate that periodic heavy-metal coordination fundamentally reshapes the electronic landscape of DNA, generating dispersive, metal-centered conduction bands rather than isolated l
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