Nanosponges sop up toxins and help repair tissues
Tiny particles coated with cell membranes can do more than deliver drugs
NANOHEALERS A single nanosponge (large sphere in this illustration) can trap toxins produced by a variety of pathogens.
L. Zhang Lab/UC San Diego
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