Friends,
The open access journal named "Cancer" just published a special issue on "Nanotechnology to cure cancer". I enjoyed reading this article:
http://www.mdpi.com/2072-6694/2/4/1911/
on design of a special nanoconjugate for cancer nanotechnology applications. They are quite advanced in this field.
Check it out!
Asher
Comments
They are considered foreign bodies by the body and there will be now or later a bad reaction.
Not only but for their tiny size they can have a direct contact with DNA. Epigenetic mechanisms can induce a silencing of genes and cancer.
This new technology cures cancer but they themselves can trigger a cancerogenic reaction.
The book Nanopathology the health impact of nanoparticles publòished by Pan Stanford show a presence of nanoscaled particles in the 800 cases examined.
Antonietta Gatti