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Therapeutic tattoo
Carbon nanoparticles can selectively suppress the activity of T-lymphocytes and reduce the symptoms of autoimmune diseases. At the same time, it is preferable to inject them under the skin.
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The enzyme in the composite does not lose its therapeutic properties even with repeated use, and in terms of the rate of dissolution of the thrombus, the new composite exceeds unprotected enzymes by thousands of times.
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Nanotechnology against cancer
Russian scientists have managed to develop a unique method of cancer diagnosis – a magnetite-based nano-device that will help detect the disease at an early stage using MRI and immediately begin effective treatment.
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Nanocontainers for drugs dressed up in the "skin" of platelets
The coating of platelet membranes effectively masks nanoparticles from the immune system, and also increases their selective adhesion on damaged areas of blood vessels.
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Thrombotic nanoparticles
The new ultra-soft gel particles move directly into the thrombosis zone and ensure the formation of a full-fledged thrombus.
02 July 2015