Attosyringe for Injections into Living Cells
Electrochemists in the United States were able to create a syringe capable of injecting attoliter-sized quantities of fluid. An attoliter is a billion billionth of a liter, a volume of fluid equal to a cube 100 nm on a side. The pipette pictured is 150-nm on a side, shown injecting fluid into a single cell, without damaging the cell or causing it to change its behavior appreciably. Its inventors see applications for this attosyringe in cellular biology research.
Posted July 11th, 2007 in Products.
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