Researchers develop biocompatible quantum nanosensors for living cells
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Japanese researchers have created molecular quantum nanosensors (MoQNs) that can measure temperature and detect harmful chemical radicals inside living cells with extreme precision. Unlike previous sensors, every MoQN is identical, eliminating inconsistent data. They even revealed that different parts of a cell's nucleus run at different temperatures.
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