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In this respect, nucleic acids are ideal structural templates and a variety of secondary structures realizable from DNA/RNA e.g., duplexes, hairpins, triplexes, cruciforms, tetraplexes can be exploited to engineer nanoparticle organization at will.
Reovirus reverse genetics has been used to introduce mutations into viral capsid and nonstructural components to study viral protein-structure activity relationships and can be exploited to engineer recombinant reoviruses for vaccine and oncolytic applications.
Galvanotaxis is one predominant result of electric fields on mASCs and it may be exploited to engineer adult stem cell concentrations and locations within implanted grafts or toward sites of wound repair.
Cell-free protein synthesis is applied to expanding protein and nucleic acid biochemistry and enabling novel assay formats, while programmable DNA-circuits can be exploited to engineer sensitive detection methods.
The genetic flexibility of RNA viruses may be exploited to engineer vaccine strains that combine features of an attenuated and of an inactivated vaccine, to procure an effective protection.
Further, differences in angiogenesis and metastasis between cancerous and normal cells can be exploited to engineer nanoparticle-DNA complexes to be employed to target tumour cells and, henceforth, for designing target-specific vectors.
This substrate specificity has been exploited to engineer biosensors able to detect even minimal amounts of different phenolic compounds.
Such systems have been exploited to engineer genetically encoded redox sensors to detect dynamic oxidative changes within a cellular environment.
This featured article describes and illustrates different photochemical processes, which have been exploited to engineer new probes for the detection and the site-specific production of ROS.
In recent years, the knowledge acquired in phage display technology was exploited to engineer phages as vehicles for receptor-mediated gene delivery.
An unexpectedly high tolerance to mutation in the active sites of DNA polymerases is being exploited to engineer polymerases to incorporate artificial nucleotides or to display other, nonnatural activities.
