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== Related Work ==
=Related work=


For sources relating to the design of DNA walkers, please see [Cite He, Y. 2005][Cite Bath, 2009][Cite Douglas, S. 2012][Cite Green, 2008][Cite Gu, H. 2010][Cite He, Y., 2010][Cite Kinbara, K. 2005][Cite Lund, K, 2010][Cite Omabegho, T., 2009][Cite Sherman, W.B., 2004][Cite Shin, J.S., 2004][Cite Tian, Y., 2005][Cite Venkataraman, S., 2007].
For prior work on designing DNA walkers, please see [2][3][10][21][23][24][30][35][43][44][50][51][53][56][62].


== References ==
For functional biological motors in cells, please see Myosins [40][39][30], Kinesins [61][8], dyneins [54][19][7], bacterial flagella motors [5][18][52],ATP synthases [42][57][25].


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Related work

For prior work on designing DNA walkers, please see [2][3][10][21][23][24][30][35][43][44][50][51][53][56][62].

For functional biological motors in cells, please see Myosins [40][39][30], Kinesins [61][8], dyneins [54][19][7], bacterial flagella motors [5][18][52],ATP synthases [42][57][25].

For CHA please see [9][15][62].

For software used, please see GIDEON [4] and Kintek [26].

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