Electrochemical pan-variant detection of SARS-CoV-2 through host cell receptor-mimicking molecular recognition
Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 117311 (2025).
Research output
Publications
& patents
A complete list of peer-reviewed journal articles and patent families spanning DNA nanotechnology, molecular recording, programmable recognition, biosensing, and biomolecular engineering.
Peer-reviewed work
Journal publications
Listed in reverse chronological order. An asterisk (*) indicates co-corresponding authors.
Molecular robotic agents that survey molecular landscapes for information retrieval
Nature Communications 15, 3293 (2024).
Aptasensor-encapsulating semi-permeable proteinosomes for direct target detection in non-treated biofluids
Biosensors and Bioelectronics 251, 116062 (2024).
In vitro selection of a trans aptamer complex for target-responsive fluorescence activation
Analytica Chimica Acta 1301, 342465 (2024).
Force mapping reveals the spatial distribution of individual proteins in a neuron
Nano Letters 22, 3865–3871 (2022).
Nanoscale force-mapping-based quantification of low-abundance methylated DNA
Nano Letters 22, 1324–1330 (2022).
Self-assembly of two-dimensional DNA origami lattices using cation-controlled surface diffusion
Nature Communications 5, 4889 (2014).
Programmable molecular recognition based on the geometry of DNA nanostructures
Nature Chemistry 3, 620–627 (2011).
“Fingertip”-guided noncovalent functionalization of carbon nanotubes by dendrons
Langmuir 23, 11373–11376 (2007).
Translation
Patents & technology transfer
Patent families are grouped by invention, with major international and national-stage publications shown together.
Methods and compositions for protein identification
Inventors: S. Woo and P. Yin
Molecular programming tools
Inventors: J. Y. Kishi, T. E. Schaus, P. Yin, F. Xuan, N. Gopalkrishnan and S. Woo
WO2017143006A1 · 2017 ↗
EP3417078B1 · Granted 2021 ↗
US11286517B2 · Granted 2022 ↗
JP7085999B2 · Granted 2022 ↗
CN108779486B · Granted 2023 ↗
EP3916107B1 · Granted 2023 ↗
Technology transfer: Licensed to Ultivue, Inc. and Spear Bio, Inc.
Carbon nanotube-dendron composite and biosensor comprising the same
Inventors: J. W. Park, H. C. Choi and S. Woo