Nanoimpellers
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Nanoimpellers are an experimental technology developed to eliminate some of the harmful effects of chemotherapy by facilitating treatment of only specific areas of the body. Nanoimpellers are nanoscale, light-activated containers filled with cancer-fighting drugs that only release their contents when hit by a specific type of laser.
External links [edit]
- Wired Magazine - article on Nanoimpellers developed at UCLA.
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