Forbidden Fruit: Measuring Evaporation Rates in Mixtures of Fruit-Extracted DNA, Water, and Drugs

Anne Ginzburg; Leela Rakesh

Forbidden Fruit: Measuring Evaporation Rates in Mixtures of Fruit-Extracted DNA, Water, and Drugs

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Abstract

Multiple solutions of fruit DNA, water and drugs were prepared and left under a heat source in order to measure the rate of water evaporation, which then used first-order kinetics for modeling . These Findings could be used in order to explore interactions between drugs and DNA in humans or other medical applications, leading to better drug delivery vehicles.

Original language	English
State	Published - Oct 10 2020
Event	American Chemical Society(ACS) - Mdland, MI Duration: Oct 10 2020 → Oct 10 2020

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Conference	American Chemical Society(ACS)
Period	10/10/20 → 10/10/20

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