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. 2019 Nov 28;10:5419. doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-13457-y

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Fig. 2 — Designing variable vertex numbers with DX- and 6HB-based 2D DNA origami objects of 84-bp edge length. The square a, pentagon b, and hexagon c consisting of variable vertex numbers are characterized using AFM. (middle) The top zoomed-in images in each panel are representative objects that are deformed and the two images below these represent objects that are undeformed in shape, where all images are taken from the wide-field view shown beneath. d TEM micrographs including zoomed-out and class average images show monodisperse 6HB-based N-sided polygons. Scale bars in zoomed-in and zoomed-out AFM and TEM images are 50 and 200 nm, respectively.