Amelie Heuer‐Jungemann

This study introduces two customizable silicification methods for DNA origami nanostructures to enhance their functionality and stability in various environments.

This paper describes the design and production of a stabilized CD95L variant with improved apoptosis induction efficiency and functionalization capabilities.

The paper introduces a molecular fluorescence lifetime sensor to non-invasively monitor DNA origami coating with cationic polymers or silica in real-time at the single nanostructure level.

This study evaluates DNA origami-based nanoagents' ability to induce apoptosis in 3D spheroids, finding that rigid FasL attachment strategies are more effective than flexible ones.

This paper introduces a DNA origami-based nanopore that can adjust its size through molecular triggers, enabling size-selective transport of biomolecules.