Tao Ye

Associate Professor

University of California Merced

United States

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Dr. Tao Ye is an Associate Professor at the University of California Merced in the United States. His research focuses on areas including DNA origami, molecular recognition, and the interface of nanotechnology with biochemistry, as highlighted in his recent articles. Key topics of investigation encompass nanoparticle docking, cation-mediated adhesion, and single-molecule insights into DNA interactions with surfaces.

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Ashlie Martini

University of California

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Yonggang Ke

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Gaurav Arya

Duke University

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Articles (13)

Mechanism of DNA origami folding elucidated by mesoscopic simulations

Formation of Linear Plasmonic Heterotrimers Using Nanoparticle Docking to DNA Origami Cages

Quantitative measurement of cation-mediated adhesion of DNA to anionic surfaces

Simulations of Subnanometer Scale Image Contrast in Atomic Force Microscopy of Self-Assembled Monolayers in Water

Single molecule insights into interfacial molecular recognition for model electrochemical DNA biosensors

One-Step Ligand-Exchange Method to Produce Quantum Dot–DNA Conjugates for DNA-Directed Self-Assembly

Potential-Dependent Adhesion Forces between dsDNA and Electroactive Surfaces

Hybridization and self‐assembly behaviors of surface‐immobilized DNA in close proximity: A single‐molecule perspective

Transfer of Thiolated DNA Staples from DNA Origami Nanostructures to Self-Assembled Monolayer-Passivated Gold Surfaces: Implications for Interfacial Molecular Recognition

Toward a Quantitative Relationship between Nanoscale Spatial Organization and Hybridization Kinetics of Surface Immobilized Hairpin DNA Probes

Nanoscale Friction of Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic Self-Assembled Monolayers in Water

Seeding the Self-Assembly of DNA Origamis at Surfaces

Simulation of Subnanometer Contrast in Dynamic Atomic Force Microscopy of Hydrophilic Alkanethiol Self-Assembled Monolayers in Water

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Ashlie Martini

Yonggang Ke

Gaurav Arya

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