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- The study discusses the creation of nanoconstructions using double-stranded DNA molecules arranged in a specific distance within cholesteric liquid-crystalline dispersions.
- These structures are interconnected by artificial nanobridges, enhancing their stability and properties.
- The resulting nanostructures exhibit unique spatial and optical characteristics, making them interesting for potential applications in various fields.
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We describe the formation and properties of nanoconstruction that consists of the double-stranded DNA molecules located at distance of 35-50 A in the spatial structure of particles of their cholesteric liquid-crystalline dispersions and cross-linked by artificial nanobridges. The resulting nanostructures possess the peculiar spatial and optical properties.
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