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Dendrimers produce artificial antibodies

By Jim Lewis, on July 26th, 2002

from the molds-from-molecules dept.
RobertBradbury writes "Science Daily provides a nice summary of work at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in which a team of chemists have developed a process using dendrimers to produce artificial antibodies."

"Now if we can just get a design for a molecular sorting rotor to attach them to we would have one of the key components that one needs to build nanorobots like respirocytes."

July 26th, 2002 | Category: News

2 comments to Dendrimers produce artificial antibodies

  • May 3rd, 2009 at 9:19 PM

    Friday I nerded it up with Lord of the Rings Online and Dungeons and Dragons Online, and when I was done SEVERELY geeking it up, I followed it by some comic reading and light masturbation. All in all, a productive day. Saturday I spent with Shona as she tried and failed to match my levels of nerdery by coming comic shopping with me, then I attempted to valiantly resist a pants shattering erection as I stood around in the underwear section as she picked stuff out. I only pocketed 6 to 7 pairs ok? Nothing…

  • RobertBradbury
    July 30th, 2002 at 10:50 AM

    Academic paper link

    The actual peer reviewed paper on this topic is Zimmerman, S. C. et al, "Synthetic hosts by monomolecular imprinting inside dendrimers", Nature 418:399-403 (2002)