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February 6th, 2010
New Nano Drug Delivery Material is Developed
Abstract:
A medical contrast medium is a substance used in radiography to increase the contrast of an image.
And a new type of crafted material that makes this medium safer as it is injected into the body has been developed using nanotechnology.
[Interview: Hwang Young-gyu, Researcher Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology] "Both the organic and inorganic porosity hybrid materials are synthesized into a nano particle. It is the first time body-friendly nano-materials have been applied as a drug delivery substance."
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arirang.co.kr
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