Unbounding the Future: The Nanotechnology RevolutionExamines the field of medicine, toxic waste, and production relating how they will revolutionize life in the future. |
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... human body can be seen as a workyard , construction site , and battleground for molecular machines . It works remarkably well , using systems so com- plex that medical science still doesn't understand many of them 199 Nanomedicine.
... human body can be seen as a workyard , construction site , and battleground for molecular machines . It works remarkably well , using systems so com- plex that medical science still doesn't understand many of them 199 Nanomedicine.
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... Nanomedicine will be able to regulate these signals in the blood- stream , and to adjust how individual cells respond to them in the body . The latter would even make possible the elusive “ spot reduc- tion program " to reshape the ...
... Nanomedicine will be able to regulate these signals in the blood- stream , and to adjust how individual cells respond to them in the body . The latter would even make possible the elusive “ spot reduc- tion program " to reshape the ...
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... nanomedicine , 223–224 for assemblers , 130 , 133 for computer - aided design , 107 , 124 cost of development , 236 DNA as genetic , 225 limitations on , 152 molecular modeling , 91 , 108 for nanomedicine , 211 speed of development ...
... nanomedicine , 223–224 for assemblers , 130 , 133 for computer - aided design , 107 , 124 cost of development , 236 DNA as genetic , 225 limitations on , 152 molecular modeling , 91 , 108 for nanomedicine , 211 speed of development ...
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The Molecular World | 44 |
BottomUp Technology | 57 |
Paths Pioneers and Progress | 84 |
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