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Through sequence analysis, we determined the deletion breakpoints (Materials and Methods, Supporting Information Text S1).

Using carefully controlled concentrations resulted in higher fluorescence intensity and lower background signals, thus permitting high speed imaging in 3-D (Methods, Supporting Information).

An example of an.mfj file is shown in Supplemental Methods, Supporting Information.

(The specific lines added are shown in Supplemental Methods, Supporting Information).

Temperature-dependent, single-channel electrical recordings were accomplished using an elevated KCl concentration to maximize the signal-to-noise ratio (Methods; Supporting Information, Table S3, Figure S4).

TNH from Streptomyces rimosus was prepared by the Bandarian lab at the University of Arizona and was expressed and purified as written in Supplemental Methods, Supporting Information.

To further understand the role of Fe2O3 in the composite material, Fe2O3 nanorods were synthesized through modified method (Supporting Information, Fig. S5 and Fig. S6) [40].

Our model is comprised of different parameters based on experimental information such as the binding energy between the RecA nucleofilament and a targeted dsDNA as well as experimental information on stretched DNA derived from physical studies on single molecule experiments (see method, Supporting Information File S1 and [19] for a more comprehensive description of the model).

The enzyme activity toward Fc+ was measured with a UV-2401 PC spectrophotometer (Shimadzu Deutschland GmbH, Duisburg, Germany) at 20 °C, using a standard spectrophotometric method (Supporting Information).

Strikingly, the average ω angles in stable state I and II is respectively similar to the ω angles in conformation I (308.2°) and II (158.2°) determined by the ab initio method (Supporting Information, Figure S2B).

PLGA- b-PEG and uPA-peptide conjugated PLGA- b-PEG-NPs loaded with antisense-miRNAs were formulated using water-in-oil-in-water (w/o/w) double emulsion method (Supporting Information (SI) Scheme S1, Figures S1 S2).