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Single-Molecule Proteomics via a Dynamic Translocase and Physics-Informed Machine Learning

2026-08-20

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Single-molecule protein sequencing promises to democratize clinical proteomics, but platforms retrofitting static DNA-sequencing nanopores face a fundamental biophysical bottleneck: they only measure one-dimensional excluded volume. Consequently, these static calipers struggle to resolve isobaric residues, requiring complex DNA-handle chemistries and target concentrations that exceed clinically relevant abundance...

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10.64898/2026.08.17.745284
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