Viscous nanopores collapse according to universal law

Wednesday, December 2, 2015 - 15:52 in Physics & Chemistry

Viscous nanopores, tiny holes punctured in fluid membranes, collapse according to a universal law, a Purdue University study shows. The finding could improve the design of nanopores for fast, inexpensive DNA analysis and sheds light on the biology of pores in cell membranes.

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