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Smectic-B phase and temperature-driven smectic-B to -A transition in concentrated solutions of “gapped” DNA

https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevResearch.4.033046

Gyawali, Prabesh ; Saha, Rony ; Kodikara, Sineth G. ; Li, Ruipeng ; Fukuto, Masafumi ; Gleeson, James T. ; Smith, Gregory P. ; Clark, Noel A. ; Jakli, Antal ; Balci, Hamza ; et al ( July 2022 , Physical Review Research)

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Stability of End-to-End Base Stacking Interactions in Highly Concentrated DNA Solutions

https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.langmuir.3c00318

Kodikara, Sineth G. ; Gyawali, Prabesh ; Gleeson, James T. ; Jakli, Antal ; Sprunt, Samuel ; Balci, Hamza ( March 2023 , Langmuir)
Indication of a twist-grain-boundary-twist-bend phase of flexible core bent-shape chiral dimers

https://doi.org/10.1039/c8sm02338g

Murachver, Matthew T. ; Nemati, Ahlam ; Salamończyk, Mirosław ; Bullock, Carson ; Sabata, Zachary ; Rahmani, Haumed ; Vorobiova, Tetiana ; Izadnegahdar, Alain ; Salili, Seyyed Muhammad ; Norman, Victoria ; et al ( April 2019 , Soft Matter)

The effect of the molecular chirality of chiral additives on the nanostructure of the twist-bend nematic (N TB ) liquid crystal phase with ambidextrous chirality and nanoscale pitch due to spontaneous symmetry breaking is studied. It is found that the ambidextrous nanoscale pitch of the N TB phase increases by 50% due to 3% chiral additive, and the chiral transfer among the biphenyl groups disappears in the N TB * phase. Most significantly, a twist-grain boundary (TGB) type phase is found at c > 1.5 wt% chiral additive concentrations below the usual N* phase and above the non-CD active N TB * phase. In such a TGB type phase, the adjacent blocks of pseudo-layers of the nanoscale pitch rotate across the grain boundaries.
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