The Effects of Using Nano Gold on Blood Cells
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Many researchers have used gold nanoparticles to treat blood cells because of their positive effects on cells for their ability to reach the target cells inside the body, without being destroyed by the immune system as an intruder. Where Gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) are important components of biomedical applications. Where AuNPs have been used extensively in diagnostics, and are increasingly used in therapeutics. Where the researchers revealed that the gold particles coated with the polymer were the best in terms of the body's immune response, while the gold cells formed in the form of rods were the worst because they reduced the immune response, and the researchers attributed to its heavyweight, and it enters into the body's cells.
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