Brian Meckes

Assistant Professor

University of North Texas

United States

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Brian Meckes is an Assistant Professor at the University of North Texas, United States. His research focuses on the synthesis and application of hydrogels, DNA-directed assembly, and the development of biomimetic models for cancer research. Recent articles highlight his work on multifunctional hydrogels, nanoparticle targeting in lung cancer, and the design of hybrid proteins as genetic sensors.

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Chad Mirkin

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Northwestern University

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Cassandra Callmann

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University of Texas at Austin

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Boston University

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Protocol for the synthesis and activation of hydrogels with photocaged oligonucleotides

Controlling Cell Interactions with DNA Directed Assembly

Targeting nanoparticles to lung cancer-derived A549 cells based on changes on interstitial stiffness in biomimetic models

Sequence-Based Protein Design: A Review of Using Statistical Models to Characterize Coevolutionary Traits for Developing Hybrid Proteins as Genetic Sensors

Multifunctional hydrogels with spatially controlled light activation with photocaged oligonucleotides

Biomimetic Human Lung Alveolar Interstitium Chip with Extended Longevity

Light-Controlled Cell–Cell Assembly Using Photocaged Oligonucleotides

Dissecting Physical and Biochemical Effects in Nanotopographical Regulation of Cell Behavior

Controlling Intracellular Machinery via Polymer Pen Lithography Molecular Patterning

Tumor-Associated Enzyme-Activatable Spherical Nucleic Acids

Controlled Glioma Cell Migration and Confinement Using Biomimetic‐Patterned Hydrogels

Attenuation of Abnormal Scarring Using Spherical Nucleic Acids Targeting Transforming Growth Factor Beta 1

Chain-End Functionalized Polymers for the Controlled Synthesis of Sub-2 nm Particles

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Chad Mirkin

Cassandra Callmann

Michelle Teplensky

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