Polymerase Controls DNA Translocation Through Pore in Another Step Toward Nanopore Sequencing
September 28, 2010
Polymerase Controls DNA Translocation Through Pore in Another Step Toward Nanopore Sequencing
A DNA polymerase can act as a motor, controlling translocation of a single strand of DNA through an alpha-hemolysin nanopore, researchers reported this week in Nature Nanotechnology.
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