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Golden Coating Solves Toxicity Problem of Carbon Nanotubes 
Medgadget.com | Fri, Aug 28
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Carbon nanotubes have been shown to be promising as imaging agents for spotting tumors, inflammation, and other processes inside the body. Not only due to their novelty, but also because of their potential toxicity, these particles have not been fully realized for medical application...
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