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- 2021Molecular motor-driven filament transport across three-dimensional, polymeric micro-junctionscitations
- 2021Molecular motor-driven filament transport across three-dimensional, polymeric micro-junctionscitations
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Dynamic guiding of motor-driven microtubules on electrically heated, smart polymer tracks
Abstract
<p>Biomolecular motor systems are attractive for future nanotechnological devices because they can replace nanofluidics by directed transport. However, the lack of methods to externally control motor-driven transport along complex paths limits their range of applications. Based on a thermo-responsive polymer, we developed a novel technique to guide microtubules propelled by kinesin-1 motors on a planar surface. Using electrically heated gold microstructures, the polymers were locally collapsed, creating dynamically switchable tracks that successfully guided microtubule movement. </p>