Synthetic Tapeworm Anchor Developed
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•This Robotic Medical Tapeworm Mimics the Real Parasite to Invade Your Body
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Researchers at Harvard University have created a synthetic version of a tapeworm's hook-filled head.
The spiky attachment could have a wide variety of uses, from improving drug delivery to making more convenient anti-theft devices.
It could be used to deliver extended-release drugs to specific parts of the body with minimal tissue damage.
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