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Removing Cancer with Aid of Nanotechnology

In a new NCI-funded study, researchers will be merging nanotechnology and cancer surgery techniques with the aim of finding tumor cells. Dr. Shuming Nie (Emory University and Georgia Institute of Technology) explains how nanotechnology and related technology would be able to aid cancer surgeons.

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  1. wisam abdaljaleel wisam abdaljaleel United Kingdom says:
    May 12, 2015 at 6:40 AM

    I need to check from  the first looking  what and why and what is the benefits from  using imprinting of DNA and it's nanoimprinting  for treatment the cancer.By simple idea the cancer is the replication of cells growing. by that the imprinting is cancelled the the printing but the nano imprinting is added simple numbers of those cells and through that may be a little  area of cancer withouting treats. thank you very much DR Nie

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