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To: Biomaven who wrote (3687)	5/6/2001 11:44:46 AM
From: keokalani'nui	Respond to of 52153

Doubletwist article on a couple Bay area private efforts at drug transport. Worth a look. Special Delivery! Getting Drugs Into Some Tight Spots By Joe Alper To help get drugs into places they don't normally go, scientists are turning to the very mechanisms that cells have evolved to get nutrients and other needed molecules past their largely impermeable cell membranes while keeping unwanted molecules out. Conversely, interfering with normal cellular uptake mechanisms offers a new approach to starving pathogens and other unwanted cells. doubletwist.com