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Recent developments in structural DNA nanotechnology have made complex and spatially exactly controlled self-assembled DNA nanoarchitectures widely accessible. The available methods enable large variety of different possible shapes combined with the possibility of using DNA structures as templates for high-resolution patterning of nano-objects, thus opening up various opportunities for diverse nanotechnological applications. These DNA motifs possess enormous possibilities to be exploited in realization of molecular scale sensors and electronic devices, and thus, could enable further miniaturization of electronics. However, there are arguably two main issues on making use of DNA-based electronics: (1) incorporation of individual DNA designs into larger extrinsic systems is rather challenging, and (2) electrical properties of DNA molecules and the utilizable DNA templates themselves, are not yet fully understood. This review focuses on the above mentioned issues and also briefly summarizes the potential applications of DNA-based electronic devices.

Self-Assembled DNA-Based Structures for Nanoelectronics