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Precision targeting cancer
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Researchers in India have developed light-driven nanobots capable of targeting and destroying breast cancer cells using near-infrared light. Additionally, a separate team has created a low-cost portable device for detecting water contaminants.
Researchers at the Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST), Mohali, have developed light-driven multifunctional nanobots that can target and destroy breast cancer cells, potentially offering a new approach to precision cancer therapy.
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