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Nanoparticle size determines ability to interact with cell membranes

Filed in Research by terric on June 1, 2015 • 0 Comments

Nanoparticles hold great promise for their use in a number of technologies, but the way that they can interact with cell membranes needs to be further studied both for the application of nano-advances in nanomedicine as well as for determining the safety of nanoparticles. The Camesano Lab published a new study in Biophysical Chemistry that […]

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Nanoparticle size determines ability to interact with cell membranes

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