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DNA 'Wires' Can Carry Electricity

Medicine & Technology Oct 28, 2014

Scientists working at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have reportedly made a breakthrough in nanotechnology that could have far-reaching implications for nanotechnology. The group, comprised of researchers from the U.S., Spain, Italy, Cyprus and Denmark, published their findings in Nature Nanotechnology and claim they have been able to show that DNA molecules can carry electric current.

Wires

DNA 'Wires' Can Carry Electricity

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