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Acoustically Detonated Biomolecules for Genetically Encodable Inertial Cavitation

2019-04-29

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Recent advances in molecular engineering and synthetic biology have made it possible for biomolecular and cell-based therapies to provide highly specific disease treatment. However, both the ability to spatially target the action of such therapies, and their range of effects on the target tissue remain limited. Here we show that biomolecules and cells can be engineered to deliver potent mechanic...

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29bcfaf5-2170-57c1-b951-aa6938be8108
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10.1101/620567
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