DNA-sequencing nanopore

Molecular surface representation of a nanopore (PDB ID 6si7) together with the bacteriophage phi29 DNA polymerase (PDB ID 1xhz) and a piece of DNA. The nanopore and polymerase are sliced in half and have locations for magnets, while the DNA is printed in flexible TPU. The whole complex can be assembled and disassembled really easily. Got my inspiration from the PDB 101 Molecule of the Month page. These are great for explaining how the sequencing is performed in an ONT MinIon. Segmentation Software: Prusa Slicer3D Modeling/CAD Software: ChimeraXPrinter Technology/Material: Polylactic Acid (PLA)/FlexiblePrinter Make/Model: Creality Ender 5 ProPrint Units: mmScale At Given Print Units: 100xPre- and Postprocessing Instructions Printed at 0.2 resolution with 2 wall lines and 5% infill. Extensive supports are required but were rather easy to remove. All DNA molecules were printed at 70%. The DNA from PDB ID 4ocb was printed, re-heated afterward with a heatgun, reshaped in order to fit throug