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Method to Use a DNA Oligonucleotide to Bind and Unbind Functional DNA Origami Structures for Applications in Biological Sensing, Transport and Self-assembly
Unmet NeedMolecular assemblies inside cells often undergo structural reconfiguration in response to stimuli to alter their function. Adaptive reconfiguration of cytoskeletal networks, for example, enables cellular shape change, movement, and cargo transport and plays a key role in driving complex processes such as division and differentiation. The cellular...
Published: 3/13/2026
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Inventor(s):
Rebecca Schulman
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Samuel Schaffter
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Joanna Schneider
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Yi Li
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Daniel Siegal
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Nucleic Acids
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Assays
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Technology Classifications > Therapeutic Modalities > Targets
Aptamer Regulated Transcription for In-vitro Sensing and Transduction
Unmet Need: Biomarkers are an incredibly important tool for diagnosing everything from autoimmune diseases, cancer, and metabolic disorders to creating personalized medicine and recommendations for certain treatments such as transplants, chemotherapy, vaccination, etc. Currently, most protein biomarker detection is still done by conventional protein...
Published: 3/13/2026
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Inventor(s):
Heonjoon Lee
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Rebecca Schulman
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Samuel Schaffter
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Technology Classifications > Diagnostics > In Vitro Diagnostics
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Nucleic Acids
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Technology Classifications
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Technology Classifications > Diagnostics > Companion Diagnostics
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Proteins, Ligands & Receptors
Growth and Site-specific Organization of Micro-scale Bimolecular Devices on Living Mammalian Cells
Unmet Need: One aspect of a cell’s function is its ability to form organized structures both within the cell and with its immediate surrounding environment. On cell surfaces, these nanostructures can serve as scaffolds or operate functionally to aid in cellular fate decisions, signal amplification and cellular cross-talk. There is a need to understand...
Published: 3/13/2026
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Inventor(s):
Rebecca Schulman
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Sisi Jia
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Siew Cheng Phua
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Yuta Nihongaki
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Yizeng Li
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Michael Pacella
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Yi Li
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Abdul Majeed Mohammed
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Sean Sun
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Takanari Inoue
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Cell Lines
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Proteins, Ligands & Receptors
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools
Method to Form DNA Hydrogels and Shape Changing Devices
Unmet NeedSmart materials are designed materials with one or more properties that can be significantly changed by external stimuli. Materials and devices that can change shape are critical to the function of soft robots, programmable matter, and many smart therapeutics. However, current shape change materials cannot be changed without a specific chemical...
Published: 3/13/2026
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Inventor(s):
David Gracias
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Thao Nguyen
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ChangKyu Yoon
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Rebecca Schulman
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Angelo Cangialosi
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Ruohong Shi
Keywords(s):
Biopsy Tools
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Clinical Diagnostics
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Diagnostic Tool
Category(s):
Technology Classifications > Diagnostics > In Vitro Diagnostics
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Technology Classifications > Diagnostics
Method to form DNA hydrogels and shape changing devices and actuators
Unmet NeedMaterials and devices capable of changing their shape are critical to the function of soft robots, programmable matter, and smart therapeutics. Many ‘smart’ materials and devices feature a stimulus-responsive architecture that allows for the shrinking or swelling of designated regions under controlled conditions. These mechanical deformations...
Published: 3/13/2026
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Inventor(s):
Angelo Cangialosi
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ChangKyu Yoon
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Joshua Fern
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Thao Nguyen
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David Gracias
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Rebecca Schulman
Keywords(s):
Category(s):
Technology Classifications > Medical Devices > Therapeutic Devices
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