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March 30th, 2005
Cancer and nanotechnology
Abstract:
Richard Jones: There’s a good review in Nature Reviews: Cancer about the ways in which nanotechnology could help the fight against cancer - Cancer Nanotechnology: Opportunities and Challenges. The article, by Ohio State University’s Mauro Ferrari, concentrates on two themes - how nanotechnologies can help diagnose and monitor cancer, and how it could lead to more effective targeting and delivery of anti-cancer agents to tumours.
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