Source: Science Daily
Researchers at Clemson University have discovered an innovative way to get standard inkjet printers to create small holes in the membranes of live cells. This printing causes a disruption in the cells for a few hours and can be used to study the effects of introducing other molecules into cells that are difficult to fit inside.
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