SMART researchers have engineered a plant-based sensor that can detect underground arsenic. “This novel sensor could be a game-changer,” Michael Strano says, in monitoring “a serious environmental contaminant and potential public health threat.” https://t.co/qZFtRF65lopic.twitter.com/FZe6es2OMc
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"Messenger RNA...doesn’t naturally enter cells by itself."
Bob Langer and Dan Anderson–whose work on nanoparticles helped pave the way for the delivery of therapeutic RNA to cells—help explain how mRNA vaccines work.https://t.co/5jHQDmme18
