M. Muksitul Haque
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M. Muksitul Haque is a researcher in DNA nanotechnology, with a particular focus on the design and construction of DNA nanostructures. His most cited work, "DNAjig: A New Approach for Building DNA Nanostructures" (2009, 3 citations), introduces an innovative method for DNA self-assembly, a technique critical for developing DNA-based nanodevices with applications in medicine, robotics, and electronics. This paper contributes to the growing toolkit for programmable nanoscale fabrication, addressing the need for more versatile and efficient assembly strategies. Haque's research sits at the intersection of nanotechnology and synthetic biology, where his work helps advance the practical realization of DNA-based materials. While his citation count is modest, his contribution to the conceptual framework of DNA nanostructure design is notable, particularly in the context of emerging technologies that rely on precise molecular self-organization. His work represents a foundational step toward scalable and functional DNA nanotechnology, offering insights that continue to inform ongoing developments in the field.
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- 1DNAjig: A New Approach for Building DNA Nanostructures3 citations · 2009