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Aminocyanine molecules vibrate in sync with near-infrared light to break apart membranes of cancer cells.
Researchers from Rice University , Texas A&M University , and the University of Texas , said their approach is a marked improvement over another kind of cancer-killing molecular machine previously developed, called Feringa -type motors, which could also break the structures of problematic cells.
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