Biomagnetics
Biomagnetics is a field of
eukaryotes.[2]
redox reactions for the inhibition or the promotion of animal tumor growth. The mechanism underlying nanomagnetic modulation involves the convergence of magnetochemical[3] and magneto-mechanical[4]
reactions.
History
In 2014, biotechnicians at
SPIONs) to deliver genetic materials via magnetofection because it increases the efficiency of drug delivery.[5]
As of 2021, interactions have been studied between low cost
Around May 2021 rumours abounded that certain mRNA biotech delivery systems were magnetically active. Prompted by
ad verecundiam argument, as follows: "A vaccine against Covid-19... that would make magnets stick to the skin once injected is absolutely impossible from a scientific standpoint."[8]
References
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- ^ "Covid-19 vaccine: does the 'magnet challenge' work?". france24. The Observers. 21 May 2021.