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Category Archives: Bacteria
Blinged-Out Fat Blob Nanotrucks for Targeted Drug Delivery
Targeted drug delivery is a popular area of research that melds together the disciplines of chemistry, medicine, and materials. The basic idea is to develop ways to give a person a and somehow get that medicine to go to exactly … Continue reading
Alien Life and the Periodic Table
A “new” life form was documented in a Science article released yesterday. OK, so it’s not exactly alien life: it was found in California (Earth) and, technically, its unusual characteristics are kind of due to human interference. Regardless, these little … Continue reading
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Bacteria Helping Bacteria
A massive problem in treating infectious diseases caused by bacteria is the development of bacterial strains that are increasingly resistant to antibiotics. The urgent question for doctors and drug companies is how to fight the emergence of resistant strains so … Continue reading
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