Delivery

... sterilisation in order to achieve a low pathogenic microbe level which is much lower than is present in the eye normally or even on the cleaned delivery hand or finger. I have to disagree with the above authors statement that microwave ovens can super heat water above 100C. I believe that water ...

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... a transfusion of O negative blood would not work? I have issues with having the RhoGam shot during pregnancy (would prefer to do it right after delivery) and this is what my doctor told me.

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... likely that "cybernetics" or whatever you want to call it and/or nanotechnology take a much bigger role: artificial limbs, organs, drug delivery systems etc. etc. may have a profound effect on us: in the distant future we might evolve to a direction that allows us to live in symbiosis ...

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... clinical trial -- I would call that an existing, but unapproved, technique. Look into the chloride channel (CFTR) gene therapies using viral delivery for cystic fibrosis. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cystic_fibrosis#Transplantation_and_gene_therapy

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... effective antisense techniques to rodent research. Such conjugates will likely debut soon as therapeutics. This is an open-access review of two delivery-enabled forms of Morpholinos. Moulton JD, Jiang S. Gene Knockdowns in Adult Animals: PPMOs and Vivo-Morpholinos . Molecules. 2009; 14(3):1304-1323. ...

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