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Nanoparticles guide genes through the bloodstream
Scientists from University of Bonn in Germany have designed a technique that allows
them to repair damaged arteries’ tissue. The technique is based on
sending genes and healthy cells through the bloodstream to the place
that needs to be repaired.
Earlier, the “problem” was that it was unknown what quantity of healthy cells to
send in order to repair the tissue. Small magnetic nanoparticles which
are situated on the planted gene or on the planted cell can with the
aid of an external magnetic field be specifically directed to the
location of the damage.
German researchers have discovered that the gene-based transfer is way more
successful than non-gene-based one. Magnetic nanoparticles can support
or even enable gene transfer under clinically relevant experimental
conditions.
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