Maureen Aliru

RADIOactive Podcast
14/05/2018 15 min Episodio 34
Maureen Aliru

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A 2016 interview with Maureen Aliru, MD-PhD student at MD Anderson. She shares her project from Sunil Krishnan's lab. The project uses gold nanoparticles, a known radiosensitizer, in the cell's nucleus. The lab hopes to use the information to help determine better decisions concerning radiation and dose.

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