CVMR Succeeds in the Production of Self-Assembled Graphene Structures – www.benzinga.com
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CVMR® Succeeds in the Production of Self-Assembled Graphene Structures – www.benzinga.com
TORONTO, April 30, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — In his announcement Chairman of CVMR® Corporation, Kamran M. Khozan stated, “As the world deals with the current COVID 19 pandemic, we should be mindful of the fact that viruses do have a positive side to them. They have taught us how to engineer self-assembled nanostructures by imitating their structures in building nanodevices that generate energy, store electricity, construct extremely small and complex electronic devices and a myriad of other technical tools. So far, over 5,000 viruses have been discovered and each one has inspired a new invention.”
What a virus needs in order to replicate is the DNA of the host cell. In its reproduction process, a virus’ RNA copies its genetic information into the host cell’s DNA, inducing it to replicate the viral genome. This process allows a virus to multiply rapidly. The newly created viruses are then released from the host cell, causing the cell to break apart and die.
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