The smallest tubes in the world could someday make useful molecules flow into our cells, completely without leakage

The smallest tubes in the world could someday make useful molecules flow into our cells, completely without leakage

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have devised self-assembling nano-scale pipes that are leak-free and can be used to install plumbing in our cells. The nanotubes, visible as thin green lines, attach themselves to the cells. Image credits Schulman Lab / Johns Hopkins University. Leak-free piping is something anyone who has ever had a plumbing problem …

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