aces between the neigboring layers. The beams interfere with each other to give a reflected beam whose wavelength can be tuned by changing the thickness and porosity of the layers.
The researchers found that the mirrors slowly broke down into harmless silic acid in simulated human blood plasma. Their next process will be to fill in the pores of the mirror with chemicals that bind to specific cancer markers, these markers would leach into tissues around the implant and bind to the chemicals in the mirror's pores to give desirable effects.
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