Meanings of nano- in English

Indeed, nano-topography could represent a unique tool to inhibit proliferation in adherent well-spread cells.

Among its other areas of development are gene therapies and nano-particles for cancer immunotherapy.

Some studies suggest nano-sized objects may have different effects in the body than larger ones.

Smalley added that even the nanotube wires will be important in nano-circuits of the future.

Slideshow (2 images) Others are exploiting unusual properties that appear at the nano-scale.

Seven days: the military equivalent of a nano-second.

Three different approaches toward the formation of nano-fibrous materials have emerged: self-assembly, electrospinning and phase separation.

Our work extends nano-photochemistry into the terahertz frequencies.

Other machines here, within enclosed booths, Hannah knew to contain the tools for chip-etching and nano-machining.

Anticancer activity of curcumin significantly increased against the tested cancer cells upon loading in bola-amphiphile nano-vesicles.

Green synthesis of metal-encased nutraceutical nano-hybrids has been a target for research over the last few years.

Nano-encapsulated islets maintained physiological glucose-stimulated insulin secretion by both static incubation and perifusion studies.