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M. B. Francis and co‐workers develop a new chemical method for the attachment of single‐stranded DNA molecules to the surfaces of these organisms. On page 2380, they describe how, when exposed to substrates bearing the sequence complements, the microbes can be attached to specified locations with very high efficiency. The use of multiple DNA sequences allows complex microbial ‘communities’ to be generated,...
A new technique is reported for the attachment of synthetic DNA strands to the surfaces of microbial organisms. This gives algal, bacterial, and fungal cells the ability to bind to complementary strands extending from patterned surfaces that can be produced on platforms such as microfluidic devices. The ability of this method to establish complex 2‐ and 3‐dimensional cocultures comprising multiple...
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