Magnetic wire technology in the detection of early cancer cells

According to a report published on the website of Russia Today, researchers at Stanford University (USA) stated that magnetic strand technology is only used on pigs up to 39, now.

At the same time, the magnetic labels were magnetized by telescopic nanoparticles, a finger length and a piece of paper, magnetized by cancer cells

At the same time, the magnetic telescope was able to magnetize the markers correctly,

Sam Gambhir, head of the study published in the journal Nature Biomedical Engineering, said: "The tumor cells in this circulation can be applied to the bloodstream When you only get a routine blood sample, these test tubes probably will not coincide with a single tumor cell that is likely to pin. "

Researchers who test the toxicity of magnetized particles that flow into the bloodstream through the teller have declared to have yet to encounter any negative data to date.

The technology will be presented to the Food and Drug Administration.