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What the research found: Scientists from Rice University, Texas A&M, and University of Texas used aminocyanine dye molecules, which attach themselves to cancer cell membranes. Exposed to near-infrared light, these molecules vibrate so intensely that they rupture the cancer cell membranes. In test-tube experiments with human melanoma cells, they destroyed about 99% of the cancer cells. In mouse models, 50% of the treated mice became tumor-free after treatment. Join us 👉 @sciencefunn for more sci

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