Collectively, this paradigm shift highlights DNA-based non-genetic receptor engineering as a versatile and powerful toolkit, paving new avenues for mechanobiology research and pioneering force-directed therapeutic strategies in regenerative medicine.
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DNA nanotechnology-based non-genetic reprogramming
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DNA-based non-genetic receptor engineering is presented as a versatile and powerful toolkit that may open avenues for mechanobiology research and force-directed therapeutic strategies in regenerative medicine.
DNA nanotechnology can achieve precise control over receptor functionalities because of its programmability, modularity, and predictable mechanical properties.
The source reviews synthetic mechanoreceptor engineering strategies spanning protein-centric genetic encoding and DNA nanotechnology-based non-genetic reprogramming.