MIT engineers design water-resistant microneedles to vaccinate farmed fish
Researchers at MIT and the USDA developed food-grade, water-resistant microneedles made from silk and shellac to safely vaccinate farmed fish underwater.
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Researchers at MIT and the USDA developed food-grade, water-resistant microneedles made from silk and shellac to safely vaccinate farmed fish underwater.