nanosponges

Scientists Develop ‘Nanosponges’ That Attract and Neutralize Coronavirus to Render Them Ineffective

Medicine & Technology Jun 18, 2020

Nanosponges cloaked in human lung and immune cells can attract and neutralize SARS-CoV-2, causing the virus to lose its ability to hijack host cells and prevent reproduction.

nanosponges

Scientists Develop ‘Nanosponges’ That Attract and Neutralize Coronavirus to Render Them Ineffective

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