Sugar-Coated Nanosheets Can Selectively Bind Pathogens

Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have developed sugar-coated ultrathin self-assembling nanosheets that can selectively bind to pathogens, and which have potential to serve as a diagnostic technology or a way to inactivate pathogens.

The researchers developed the structures using bioinspired (Read more...)

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