DNA origami as a DNA repair nanosensor at the single-molecule level.
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Ramon Eritja | Maria Tintoré | R. Eritja | Isaac Gállego | Brendan Manning | Carme Fàbrega | C. Fàbrega | M. Tintoré | I. Gallego | B. Manning
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