Relaying information on DNA tiles Arrays of modular DNA units can relay information by transforming their internal shape in response to binding of DNA trigger strands. Song et al. synthesized rectangular arrays of double-stranded DNA (see the Perspective by Yang and Lin). Transient square configurations transform into two stable rectangular structures by pinching across a pair of opposing vertices. Binding of DNA trigger strands causes switching into the alternative stable configuration. The tiles thus create a cascade of transformations along a particular pathway, thereby transmitting information about where binding occurred. Science , this issue p. eaan3377 ; see also p. 352