Folded DNA becomes Trojan horse to attack cancer
It worked for the ancient Greeks, so why shouldn’t it work for us? Some cancers are resistant to chemotherapy, but we can attack them successfully by hiding drugs inside folded-up DNA. A DNA Trojan horse delivered a dose of doxorubicin that proved lethal to human breast-cancer cells, even though they had developed resistance to doxorubicin. Image: Foglienere
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