Indian researchers develop nanosystem to kill cancer cells
Work by a team of Indian researchers, who have developed a
novel multi-component magnetic nano system that could image
and kill cancer cells.
The design of nano system is bridged on grapheme - a carbon
allotrope, which could specifically target cancer cells, and
deliver cargo of anti-cancer drugs and imaging agent.
The challenge was to design a multicomponent nano system
and simultaneously which would be bio-compatible for cancer
cells.
This multicomponent nano system acts as a stronger cellular
probe in imaging cancer cells, which is a powerful diagnostic
tool. It can also be directed to target cancer cells and cancer
tumour using external magnetic field.
novel multi-component magnetic nano system that could image
and kill cancer cells.
The design of nano system is bridged on grapheme - a carbon
allotrope, which could specifically target cancer cells, and
deliver cargo of anti-cancer drugs and imaging agent.
The challenge was to design a multicomponent nano system
and simultaneously which would be bio-compatible for cancer
cells.
This multicomponent nano system acts as a stronger cellular
probe in imaging cancer cells, which is a powerful diagnostic
tool. It can also be directed to target cancer cells and cancer
tumour using external magnetic field.
Labels: bio-compatible, Cancer Cells, carbon allotrope, cellular probe, diagnostic tool, grapheme, magnetic field, nano system
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