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Using antibodies to control DNA-templated chemical reactions

Chemistry

Using antibodies to control DNA-templated chemical reactions

L. B. Pellejero, M. Mahdifar, et al.

Explore the innovative world of DNA-templated synthesis, a groundbreaking method designed by Lorena Baranda Pellejero, Malihe Mahdifar, Gianfranco Ercolani, Jonathan Watson, Tom Brown Jr, and Francesco Ricci. This study reveals how specific IgG antibodies can accelerate chemical reactions, enabling the synthesis of clinically-relevant molecules with enhanced efficiency. Ideal for researchers in the field!

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