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One-Pot Synthesis of Defined-Length ssDNA for Multiscaffold DNA Origami.

ABSTRACT: DNA origami nanostructures generally require a single scaffold strand of specific length, combined with many small staple strands. Ideally, the length of the scaffold strand should be dictated by the size of the designed nanostructure. However, synthesizing arbitrary-length single-stranded DNA in sufficient quantities is difficult. Here, we describe a straightforward and accessible method to produce defined-length ssDNA scaffolds using PCR and subsequent selective enzymatic digestion with T7 exonuclease. This approach produced ssDNA with higher yields than other methods and without the need for purification, which significantly decreased the time from PCR to obtaining pure DNA origami. Furthermore, this enabled us to perform true one-pot synthesis of defined-size DNA origami nanostructures. Additionally, we show that multiple smaller ssDNA scaffolds can efficiently substitute longer scaffolds in the formation of DNA origami.

SUBMITTER: Noteborn WEM

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7830112 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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One-Pot Synthesis of Defined-Length ssDNA for Multiscaffold DNA Origami.

Noteborn Willem E M WEM Abendstein Leoni L Sharp Thomas H TH

Bioconjugate chemistry 20201213 1

DNA origami nanostructures generally require a single scaffold strand of specific length, combined with many small staple strands. Ideally, the length of the scaffold strand should be dictated by the size of the designed nanostructure. However, synthesizing arbitrary-length single-stranded DNA in sufficient quantities is difficult. Here, we describe a straightforward and accessible method to produce defined-length ssDNA scaffolds using PCR and subsequent selective enzymatic digestion with T7 exo ...[more]

PMID: 33307668

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