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Jonathan S. Kulbersh MD,Guy G. Massry,Babak Azizzadeh MDg the convergence of nanotechnology and biological sciences, which has the potential to revolutionize medical research and immunotherapy. The combination of nanotechnology and molecular biology has already generated a myriad of nanoscale-based devices and methods for probing the cell machinery, eluc

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Kevin S. Tan MD,Sang-Rog Oh MD,Ayelet Priel MD,Bobby S. Korn MD,Don O. Kikkawals, and systems design.Focuses on clinical potential and tra.This book is intended to serve as an authoritative reference source for a broad audience involved in the research, teaching, learning, and practice of nanotechnology in immunotherapy. The combination of nanotechnology and immunotherapy is

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Jeremiah P. Tao,Betina Wachter MD,Steven Yoon MDke “l(fā)ightning rods” can convert safely and efficiently light into heat. As with other nanoparticles, GNS sizes can be controlled so that they passively accumulate in tumors due to the enhanced permeability and retention (EPR) effect of tumor vasculature. GNS therefore can act as nano-sources of heat

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Julie A. Woodward,Usha P. Reddy MD,Nicholas A. Ramey MD,Daniel J. Woodward MD,Guy G. Massry MDcations. The unusual physicochemical and optoelectronic properties of nanoparticles are primarily due to confinement of electrons within particles of dimensions smaller than the bulk electron delocalization length, this process being termed quantum confinement..–. The exotic properties of nanopartic

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Christian L. Stallworth MD,Tom D. Wangnoparticles, and techniques to study nanoparticles. The first chapter is concerned with the origin of the size dependence of the properties of nanomaterials, explaining it in terms of two fundamental nanoscale effects. This chapter also serves as a general introduction to the book, briefly addressin

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on lectures given at the well-known INFN schools of the same name. The aim of this collection is to provide a reference corpus of suitable, introductory material to relevant subfields, as they mature over time, by gathering the significantly expanded and edited versions of tutorial lectures, given