k RNA nanostructures, AFM image RNA nanostructures, atomic force microscopy AFM image. These hexameric ribonucleic acid RNA nanostructures have been built using a tiny machine called the phi29 DNApackaging nanomotor. The nanomotor modeled after a natural virus that infects bacteria successfully attached six triangleshaped structures to each RNA molecule. These nanostructures are being studied for use in nanomedicine to develop structures of specific sizes and shapes to deliver drugs to cancer cells. This image was created in 2015, as part of research carried out at the University of Kentucky, USA. Photo by NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTEUniversity of KentuckySCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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RNA nanostructures, AFM image RNA nanostructures, atomic force microscopy  AFM  image. These  hexameric ribonucleic acid  RNA  nanostructures have been built using a tiny machine called the phi29 DNA packaging nanomotor. The nanomotor  modeled after a natural virus that infects bacteria  successfully attached six triangle shaped structures to each RNA molecule. These nanostructures are being studied for use in nanomedicine to develop structures of specific sizes and shapes to deliver drugs to cancer cells. This image was created in 2015, as part of research carried out at the University of Kentucky, USA. Photo by NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE University of Kentucky SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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RNA nanostructures, AFM image

RNA nanostructures, atomic force microscopy (AFM) image. These hexameric ribonucleic acid (RNA) nanostructures have been built using a tiny machine called the phi29 DNA-packaging nanomotor. The nanomotor (modeled after a natural virus that infects bacteria) successfully attached six triangle-shaped structures to each RNA molecule. These nanostructures are being studied for use in nanomedicine to develop structures of specific sizes and shapes to deliver drugs to cancer cells. This image was created in 2015, as part of research carried out at the University of Kentucky, USA. Photo by NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE/University of Kentucky/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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