CHINA DAILY: Nano technology offers hope for better cancer testing

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Researchers have designed a new nano tool, which could become a new way of mining blood samples for information about cancer, according to a study released on Wednesday by The University of Manchester.

Minimally invasive blood tests have the potential to detect and monitor life-threatening diseases such as cancer. But the markers released into the bloodstream as a response to a disease are often difficult to detect because they are too small and too few in number.

Period29 Nov 2018

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  • TitleNano technology offers hope for better cancer testing
    Media name/outletChina Daily
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryChina
    Date29/11/18
    DescriptionResearchers have designed a new nano tool, which could become a new way of mining blood samples for information about cancer, according to a study released on Wednesday by The University of Manchester.

    Minimally invasive blood tests have the potential to detect and monitor life-threatening diseases such as cancer. But the markers released into the bloodstream as a response to a disease are often difficult to detect because they are too small and too few in number.
    URLwww.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201811/29/WS5bff476ca310eff30328bbe1.html
    PersonsKostas Kostarelos

Research Beacons, Institutes and Platforms

  • Advanced materials
  • Cancer

Keywords

  • cancer
  • nanotechnology