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DNA double helix, a tiny electromotor
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Unidirectional single-file transport of full-length proteins through a nanopore
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Toward a physical model of a replisome
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Percolation controls passive transport through nuclear pores
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Resolving isomeric posttranslational modifications using a biological nanopore as a sensor of molecular shape
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Multiple rereads of single protein sequence
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Self-folding water filter
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Infinite-depth sequencing of single nucleic acid molecules
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Mrdna: Multi-resolution DNA modeling package blends speed and accuracy for structure determination
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Nanopore recognition of the twenty amino acids
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Predicting energy production of entire photosynthetic organelle from atomic simulations
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Artificial water channels enable rapid and selective water transport
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Guiding the capture of DNA molecules and proteins
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Outperforming nature: synthetic enzyme built from DNA flips lipids of biological membranes at record rates
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Under Pressure: repellant nanopores
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Simulations capture diffusive substeps of a protein moving along ssDNA
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MD simulations link DNA flexibility to base modifications
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Plasmonic Nanopores for Trapping, Controlling Displacement, and Sequencing of DNA
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DNA origami: Deformable material with programmable electrical properties
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A coarse-grained model captures the atomic structure of single-stranded DNA