Controlled translocation of DNA through nanopores in carbon nano-, silicon-nitride- and lipid-coated membranes.

Controlled translocation of DNA through nanopores in carbon nano-, silicon-nitride- and lipid-coated membranes.
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10.1039/c4an02319f
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2015-06
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The Analyst
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A. Sischka;Lukas Galla;Andreas J Meyer;A. Spiering;Sebastian Knust;Michael Mayer;A. Hall;A. Beyer;P. Reimann;A. Gölzhäuser;D. Anselmetti
A. Sischka;Lukas Galla;Andreas J Meyer;A. Spiering;Sebastian Knust;Michael Mayer;A. Hall;A. Beyer;P. Reimann;A. Gölzhäuser;D. Anselmetti
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A. Sischka;Lukas Galla;Andreas J Meyer;A. Spiering;Sebastian Knust;Michael Mayer;A. Hall;A. Beyer;P. Reimann;A. Gölzhäuser;D. Anselmetti

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