RSC Mechanochemistry has published its first articles. To celebrate this, we asked the authors to discuss their work in some more detail.
In this edition, we hear from Masad Damha, James Thorpe and Julian Marlyn about their study titled Synthesis of short DNA and RNA fragments by resonant acoustic mixing (RAM).
Want to know more about their work? Read the full paper here!
Synthesis of short DNA and RNA fragments by resonant acoustic mixing (RAM)
James D. Thorpe, Julian Marlyn, Stefan G. Koenig and Masad J. Damha
RSC Mechanochem. 2024, Advance Article, DOI: 10.1039/D4MR00009A
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