Innovative Nanochip Could Treat Traumatic Muscle Loss
IU researchers are using a minimally invasive nanochip device to reprogram tissue function. Credit: Liz Kaye, Indiana UniversityPreviously, it was demonstrated that the same technology could transform skin tissue into blood vessels and nerve cells.Researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine have developed technology that has the potential to be a treatment for traumatic muscle loss. This technology has previously been shown to be able to transform skin tissue into blood vessels and nerve cells.Chandan Sen.…