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August 15th, 2005
Nanotechnology and Mutation
Abstract:
Mike Treder: In another online venue, I was asked this question recently: Could radiation damage bring about random mutation of nanobots?
The answer I gave was: Yes and no.
Yes, radiation damage will occur. Is that a problem? Yes, it's a problem for the individual nanobot or nanosystem that is damaged or disabled.
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Responsible Nanotechnology
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