nanoparticles
What You Need to Know About Cell Transfection Nanoparticles can be manufactured with tunable size, shape, and surface as well as biological activity. Their role as nanocarriers is well established. While many nanoparticles are stable as an aqueous colloid, ferrofluid, they maintain an insufficient active surface and are limited in their capacity for further modification…
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The Problem Viral infections continuously take place and pose major public health threats; yet, their prevention and treatment modalities are limited while emerging resistant viruses call for the development of alternative treatments. The Solution We developed a novel approach for the prevention and treatment of infections caused by viruses which attach cells via heparan sulfate binding,…
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The Israeli Isotopia Company, in collaboration with Prof. Rachela Popovtzer of Bar-Ilan University, is conducting a joint study to develop a radioactive marker, based on nanoparticles, for the detection of cancer. The goal of this research is to facilitate, for the first time, the distinction between tumors and inflammation. The most common imaging method for…
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