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November 22nd, 2005
Cell signalling technique enhances drug production
Abstract:
Researchers have combined nanotechnology with biochemistry to create synthetic membranes that, for the first time, enable direct control of signalling activity in living T cells from the immune system, which could lead to better development of drugs for treating autoimmune diseases.
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drugresearcher.com
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