Nanotechnology - Nanomedicine
Researchers from University of Munster, Institute of Physiology publish findings in nanotechnology - nanomedicine
Published in Gene Therapy Weekly, November 4th, 2010
Researchers detail in 'Caspase-9-dependent decrease of nuclear pore channel hydrophobicity is accompanied by nuclear envelope leakiness,' new data in nanotechnology - nanomedicine. According to recent research from Munster, Germany, "Advances in nanomedicine require conceptual understanding of physiological processes. Apoptosis is a fundamental physiological process that is characterized, among other things, by an increased permeability of the nuclear envelope (NE)."
"The latter is a tight transport barrier, known to restrict nuclear delivery rate of therapeutic nanoparticles. Therefore, an understanding of the underlying mechanism that leads to the breakdown of the...
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