EU SCIENTISTS PUSH FORWARD IN GENERATING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT NANOPARTICLES
August 1st, 2009
BY KEITH NUTHALL
EUROPEAN Union (EU)-funded scientists have tracked how nanoparticles pass through the body and into cells: once inside they move randomly until collected by proteins, which take them to the cell nucleus. The Euro 2.8 million MAGSELECTOFECTION study was staged to help drug companies develop targeted delivery of pharmaceuticals with nanoparticles, but the study will benefit scientists wanting to understand the environmental health effects of nanotechnology.
Meanwhile, another EU project will create a database on the health, safety and ...
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