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A Case for Science: Opening up organic vaults

By Elizabeth Case

May 22, 2014 10:56 a.m.

Inside each and every cell in our body, there are a thousand untold treasures. Dr. Leonard Rome, a biological chemistry professor, is trying to figure out how to put his own gold and jewels inside tiny, sub-cellular particles called vaults. Just 100 nm long, these abundant particles are proving to powerful allies to delivering vaccines and increasing the body’s ability to wage war against cancer.

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