Website review: Technology Review: Magnetic Genes
shewitt-au discovered this in Medical Science
•4 reviews since Jun 18, 2008
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•technologyreview.com/Biotech/20938/
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shewitt-au discovered 3 months ago- From the page: "Genetically engineered cells make their own nanomagnets, providing clear MRI images. "
- smocking rated 3 months ago
- Tracking gene expression in vivo with bacterial MagA DNA. Apparently the protein encoded by this gene is a Fe(II)/H+ transporter that will transport iron into a vesicle, making it accumulate. Pretty neat stuff.
The full article in MRM is here (only available for those with a subscription or institutional access). - Tracking gene expression in vivo with bacterial MagA DNA. Apparently the protein encoded by this gene is a Fe(II)/H+ transporter that will transport iron into a vesicle, making it accumulate. Pretty neat stuff.
- MechanicalMan rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "Using a gene from a magnetically sensitive bacterium, scientists have genetically engineered mammalian cells to produce magnetic nanoparticles. The finding, by a team of Emory University researchers, could give medical researchers a new way to more precisely track cells in the body. "
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