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(S,S)-trans-cyclopentane-constrained peptide nucleic acids. a general backbone modification that improves binding affinity and sequence specificity.

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Peptide nucleic acids with a flexible secondary amine in the backbone maintain oligonucleotide binding affinity.

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Cyclopentane-modified PNA improves the sensitivity of nanoparticle-based scanometric DNA detection.

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Enhanced oligonucleotide binding to self-assembled nanofibers.

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Peptide nucleic acid microarrays made with (S,S)-trans-cyclopentane-constrained peptide nucleic acids.

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Introduction of a triazole amino acid into a peptoid oligomer induces turn formation in aqueous solution.

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The art of engineering viral nanoparticles.

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Functional virus-based polymer-protein nanoparticles by atom transfer radical polymerization.

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Cell targeting with hybrid Qβ virus-like particles displaying epidermal growth factor.

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Combinatorial Synthesis, Screening, and Binding Studies of Highly Functionalized Polyamino-amido Oligomers for Binding to Folded RNA.

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