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September 29th, 2003
Tiny 'test tubes' may aid pharmaceutical R&D
Abstract:
Using laser light as tweezers and a scalpel, scientists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have demonstrated the use of artificial cells as nanovials for ultrasmall volume chemistry. The approach may be useful for faster, cheaper identification of new pharmaceuticals and for studying cellular-level processes.
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EurekAlert
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