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March 19th, 2006
Virus used to make nanoparticles
Abstract:
The virus, which infects black-eyed peas, was employed as a "scaffold" on to which other chemicals were attached. By linking iron-containing compounds to the virus's surface, the John Innes Centre team was able to create electronically active nanoparticles.
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bbc.co.uk
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