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Nanotechnology to fight cancer

Nanotechnology is revolutionizing the world of pharmaceutical and biotechnology, to permit the use nanoparticles as drug-containing capsules needed to fight disease. In this sense, scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new method that could lead to a breakthrough in cancer treatment, making these nanoparticles are transported to the place where [...]

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Nanotechnology for water purification and health risks

Researchers in Mexico have developed a methodology that applies the concepts of nanotechnology for water purification , and could become the solution for treating waste water from industries. The methodology consists in developing nanoparticles. Titanium oxide is deposited on a surface of glass or crystal, and then are subjected to high temperatures and activation with [...]

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Nanotechnology in Diabetes: Glucose Tattoo measure based on Carbon Nanotubes

A lot of people worldwide have some form of Diabetes Either Type 1 Diabetes or type 2 , in the case of type 1 diabetes , it is necessary to strictly control the Glycemia (Concentration of glucose in the blood ) because in this variety, the body has no capacity to manufacture insulin, A hormone [...]

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Nanotechnology applied to the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative diseases

One of the characteristics they have in common neurodegenerative diseases Like Alzheimer’s Is the existence of neuronal death , the neurons difficult to regenerate themselves , we need to regeneralas Stem Cells from any possible sources such as embryos, umbilical cord or bone marrow , which must be injected directly into the brain, this procedure [...]

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Multi- tool :measure nanoparticles separated fluidic and microwave absorbing nanoparticles

Researchers National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST ) from USA has designed a nanoscale fluidic device that functions as a “multi- tool to work with miniature nanoparticles. First introduced in March 2009 , the device consists of a camera with a cascading “ladder” nanofluídicos 30 channels with a depth of about 80 nanometers in [...]

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Nanotube toxicity tests

With regard to the debate on the toxic effects of carbon nanotubes , researchers from the United States and China launched an investigation into the toxicity of carbon nanotubes in the reproductive system of male mice . The investigation showed that carbon nanotubes cause damage to the testicles , but the damage is reversible and [...]

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Prostate cancer has a different origin to the case

The prostate contains two cell types, the luminal cells, responsible for secreting differentiated prostate specific antigen and basal cell, undifferentiated and whose mission is to act as a dividing stem cell in case of need. So far , scientists considered the former as responsible for prostate cancer , but a study published in Science reveals [...]

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