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From: drironchick
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  • Fantastic! Research in general seems to be skirting the environmental toxicity issues we've created with nanotechnology, and the Sally Dick and Jane approach seems necessary. I love that you did this!

  • SCARY & CRACY!!!!

    STOP NANO before it stops YOU

  • This video sucks.... even if the organization or the person involved in filming the video wants to create some awareness about hazards of nanotechnology, this isn't the right way...

  • This info. is very informative & vital! Great post..... ~_*

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  • @saalakhanREBORN I sincerely hope not to see me. I implore you not to.

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  • This info. is very informative & vital! Great post..... ~_*

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  • Seems low levels of lead and cadmium in our bodies is leading to also oxidative stress in humans and this mix is now being considered in reference to current findings about serum GGT imply the possibility of harmful effects of various environmental pollutants at background levels currently regarded as safe. Perhaps these nanoparticles are hidden beneath the guise of environmental pollutants Thank you for uploading this info

  • nice video; reminds me of when I'm searching scientific literature and see papers with cheesy puns in the title, makes my day.

  • I am a singer song writer but my love is science. This was a nice way for people to understand nano's. Cute. Also, great acting. I give you a 5 *

  • Thanks for the info drironchick! very creative and informative.

  • That was very silly but interesting. It is nice to see that people starting to put serious stuff on here. And I have a serious question are gold nanoparticles dangerous? What about iron-oxide nanoparticles?

  • Both gold and iron oxide nanoparticles have exhibited toxic effects under certain conditions. However, the toxicity of nanoparticles depends heavily on their solubility (how well they dissolve in liquid), properties of the liquid (e.g. pH, salt content), how the nanoparticles were made, exposure route (ingestion, inhalation, dermal), and dose of course. The tendency of nanoparticles to aggregate has been shown to be very important to their toxicity.

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