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While studies have demonstrated that carbon nanotubes with certain molecular attachments can target specific cells in culture, researchers haven't known whether the tubes would show the same capability in live animals. A key advantage over traditional nanoclays is that halloysite nanotubes do not need exfoliation, which involves separating thin layers of nanoclay (like peeling an onion) with chemicals and other processing steps. We are currently in negotiations with a number of entities worldwide who require a license from us under our patent rights, and we will continue to grant licenses to such entities, from venture companies to multinational corporations, with reasonable terms and conditions, in order to expand the markets of carbon nanotubes and their applications. |
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