Jonathan F. Berengut

This paper develops a modular DNA origami voxel system capable of assembling into diverse 3D structures with high yield and reversible reconfiguration.

This study evaluates methods to prevent aggregation and control multi-subunit assembly in DNA origami by comparing scaffold loops, poly-nucleotide brushes, and orthogonal DNA helices.

This paper designs a DNA origami receptor that enables stable complexes with rapid subunit exchange, demonstrating the system's ability to handle both DNA and protein cargo.

Crisscross polymerization of DNA-origami slats enables the creation of micron-scale structures with uniquely addressable nanoscale features.

The paper designs and synthesizes pleated DNA origami nanotubes with adjustable diameters using a computational method for determining staple crossover locations.