The Crystalline Forms Of Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles Affect Their Interactions With Individual Cells
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Nanotechnology will no doubt affect the field of CBRNE, and indeed cause more stress to consultants like myself. Nanoparticles could well cause entirely new problems in Toxicology, a
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Nanotechnology will no doubt affect the field of CBRNE, and indeed cause more stress to consultants like myself. Nanoparticles could well cause entirely new problems in Toxicology, and present new dilemmas for toxicologists. Here is an intersting article. http://www.jmedcbr.org/issue_0801/Ryabchikova/Ryabchikova_Nano_10_2010.html Enjoy DuaneF |
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Surely, the nanotechnology would be tremendously changing the present situation in every aspect of medicine & no doubt affect the field of CBRNE. Nanoparticles could well cause entirely new problems in Toxicology, and present new dilemmas for toxicologists. This fact have already been discussed by me in the post 'Will Nanotechnology be a ‘Boon’ or a ‘Curse’ to the nature?' |
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Dr Ashutosh, your right, I just re-read your post. I also posted on your other post. I post so often I forget which things I comment on. I do believe that Nanotechnology will be a Boon for medicine, but shall present serious problems for CBRNE Experts since the toxicology of chemicals is entirely changed. The entire dynamics of the chemical reactions is altered and presents entirely new challenges. I will be researching this further. DuaneF In Response to Re: The Crystalline Forms Of Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles Affect Their Interactions With Individual Cells: Surely, the nanotechnology would be tremendously changing the present situation in every aspect of medicine & no doubt affect the field of CBRNE. Nanoparticles could well cause entirely new problems in Toxicology, and present new dilemmas for toxicologists. This fact have already been discussed by me in the post 'Will Nanotechnology be a ‘Boon’ or a ‘Curse’ to the nature?' Posted by Dr. K. Ashutosh |
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