‘Spiking’ patients: Technique could improve drug delivery

January 22, 2013 Miranda Drake

‘Spiking’ patients: Technique could improve drug delivery, FOXNews.com, Jan. 21, 2013. A device made of carbon nanofiber “spikes” embedded into a patch of flexible silicon could provide a new way of delivering drugs or snippets of DNA into cells. Anatoli Melechko, materials engineering, featured.

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