A Joint venture for nanotechnology commercialization
15 December 2007Recently California Nanosystems Institute (NSI) and Nanopacific Holdings Inc. announces a partnership for commercializing nanotechnology. The new partnership will enhance commercialization of specific mechanized nanoparticle based technology that could benefit millions of cancer sufferers. The new joint venture will also provide fund for further research to be carried out at Nano Machine Centre and will also broaden the areas of research.
The new joint venture will establish the safe delivery of approved and established chemotherapeutic agents to cancer cells and that too in the reduced dosage through mechanized nanoparticles. These mechanized nanoparticles can easily identify cancer cells while leaving behind the pure healthy cells and will enablethe delivery of drugs at the desired sites only.
These nanoparticles are porous in nature and therefore these are not only capable to store but the drug can also selectively released. Actually the process of taking and releasing of drug is controlled through a nanoscale gate and thus the mechanized nanoparticle based technology is affective in controlling cancer.
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