Read article: mRNA nanoparticles restore tumour-suppressor gene
mRNA nanoparticles restore tumour-suppressor gene
A new approach to treating cancer
Read article: mRNA nanoparticles restore tumour-suppressor gene
Read article: Cloaking nanoparticles from liver cells lengthens blood circulation
Cloaking nanoparticles from liver cells lengthens blood circulation
Avoiding liver cell uptake proves key for better drug delivery vesicle design
Read article: Nanovesicles block hepatitis B
Nanovesicles block hepatitis B
New biomimetic decoys could help in the development of next-generation anti-viral strategies in nanomedicine
Read article: Nano-pillars fight the build-up of bacteria
Nano-pillars fight the build-up of bacteria
Innovative anti-bacterial implants with structured surfaces may boost the success of medical implants
Read article: UV-emitting nanoparticles could enhance tumour control
UV-emitting nanoparticles could enhance tumour control
X-ray activated nanoparticles widen radiotherapy options to include radio-resistant hypoxic tumours
Read article: Modular system builds effective vaccines
Modular system builds effective vaccines
A novel virus-like particle provides a promising new tool for developing vaccines
Read article: Hybrid nanoparticles restore blood-clotting activity
Hybrid nanoparticles restore blood-clotting activity
Conjugating peptides with heparin-binding activity to nanoparticles could lead to a safer drug for reversing heparin activity
Read article: Could graphene quantum dots help treat Parkinson’s disease?
Could graphene quantum dots help treat Parkinson’s disease?
Researchers have found that the nanostructures reduce alpha-synuclein fibrils in mice
Read article: Physical versus chemical paradigms play off in nanomedicine
Physical versus chemical paradigms play off in nanomedicine
In the highly specific realm of nanomedicine physical and chemical mechanisms vy for maximum efficacy
Read article: Steven Chu talks nanoparticles, cell tracking and ultrasound at Lindau
Steven Chu talks nanoparticles, cell tracking and ultrasound at Lindau
The 68th Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting saw Steven Chu present the latest work of his Stanford laboratory in biomolecular and biomedical imaging
