These microscopic pipes could mean directly curing cancer and arthritis, and even create better batteries
and nanopore is length. The latter is typically 10-50 nm long and the type of leaking that occurs in it is of closed type , so a leaking nanopore doesn’t let anything through. On the other side, a nanotube has lengths in microns and it functions like a real pipe capable of transporting material across barriers.
During the study, co-lead researchers Yi Li ran an interesting test to test the leak-free nature of the pipes. He filled a fluorescent liquid inside the tube, capped its ends, and then observed the change inNo leaks occurred during the test. Moreover, since the tubes are made of DNA, the researchers reveal that they also have the ability to self-repair and self-assemble.Professor Schulman suggests that a number of groups are currently pursuing nanotubes for use in drug delivery.
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