New nanoparticles can replace traditional medicines.

 

"New magnetic nanoparticles in the shape of a cube sandwiched between two pyramids represent a breakthrough for treating ovarian tumors and possibly other types of cancer. Credit: Parinaz Ghanbari

Oregon State University scientists have developed a highly efficient, uniquely shaped magnetic nanoparticle that could enable non-invasive, targeted heat-based cancer therapy for hard-to-reach tumors." (ScitechDaily, Scientists Unveil Cancer-Killing Nanoparticles Shaped Like Futuristic Cube-Pyramids)

The new nanoparticles are planned to kill cancer. They look like cube pyramids. And that is the new step to universal medicines that can kill both bacteria and cancer cells. The benefit of nanoparticles is that they are not toxic. Those nanoparticles can driven to the targeted cells. Then they can be activated by targeting EM or acoustic waves into them. Those waves can release some proteins or nano-strings. And when those particles made their mission. Magnets can collect them from blood. 

Those nanoparticles can boost cancer treatments. They are used with the system that sends radiation that heats tumors. That kind of metal particles can allow doctors to use lower radiation emissions. Or it can turn mostly harmless radio waves into a cancer treatment tool. 

The radiation heats those nanoparticles. And they can destroy tumor cells or bacteria and basils by that heat. Those metal particles can also open the road to new nanotechnical tools that can make traditional antibiotics old-fashioned. Some of them are is in the same technology that used in laundry powder. 

There is some kind of string or protein in the ball. When that ball slips into the cell. The enzymes in the cell open that ball, and then that nanostring or protein is released in the cell. That nanostring can turn open like a whip. And that cuts the cell's protein shell open. Or they can just fill the cell. Another tool is the fast-rotating particle that can create bubbles in the cells. 

Those particles start to rotate when some chemical stress activates their rotational movement. That thing makes those particles act like some nanotechnical moulinex. The idea is stolen from some primitive organisms like rodents. When some amoeba or basil eats that rodent it starts to rotate destroying the cell's internal structure.

The nanoparticles are not like regular medicines. Their effect is usually mechanic. In some visions, outcoming acoustic or electromagnetic waves cause resonation in those nanoparticles. And that thing destroys cancer and bacteria. The idea is this. Those nanoparticles resonate when they slip into the cell. And then that resonance sends waves into the cell. Those pressure waves destroy the cell's internal structures. 

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