A Nanoengineering Scheme Aims to Make Drugs More Effective by Fooling the Immune System
In this backstage interview at EmTech, 2013 Innovator Under 35 Liangfang Zhang describes his research that has uncovered a new way to remove toxins from the bloodstream via red blood cell decoy armies.
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