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Studying Sugars at the Nanoscale

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Matthew J. Paszek, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, studies the glycocalyx—sugars that cover our cells. He has found that, in cancer cells, the glycocalyx can expand dramatically, affecting cell signaling and leading to more aggressive cancers.

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