Nanotube 'longboats' slaughter cancer cells
- added September 07, 2008
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- rwylie
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A new lead in the fight against cancer: Nanotube 'longboats'; essentially structures which deliver toxic drugs directly into cancerous cells.
They were shown to be effective in killing cells with folic acid receptors, which are particularly numerous on cancer cells.
They were shown to be effective in killing cells with folic acid receptors, which are particularly numerous on cancer cells.
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Good times for cancer research: it seems that recently there have been more potential breakthroughs against cancer and AIDS than ever before: we should be funding this like crazy, INSTEAD OF WAGING POINTLESS F***ING WARS.
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True. Nano is the way to go.
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- drewsuf721
- 3 months ago
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If this works what a miracle. I have a sister who is battling cancer again for the third time.
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- MeganMcKenzie
- 3 months ago
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i cant believe for one minute that someone would rather insert deadly toxins into their body without first trying every natural, less harmful possibility. treatments that poison and kill more patients than they help should be a last resort.
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- globewatcher
- 3 months ago
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this is years away from production... sorry
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- ace_ofgabriel
- 3 months ago
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