What’s in the Masks?
“Theragrippers” inspired by a parasitic worm that clamps onto its host’s intestines – John Hopkins University
After seeing many videos showing an unknown entity crawling around facemasks I decided to buy a microscope and check it out myself. It was not long before I found something.
See you will see from the recording, top right of the screen a black thread type entity is present. When moisture was placed on the mask via steam from a saucer of hot water the entity started to grow and move around.
Here are some links for connecting this entity to the John Hopkins University to be used as a form of drug delivery
Johns Hopkins Researchers Engineer Tiny, Shape-Changing Machines That Deliver Medicine Efficiently to the GI Tract
“Theragrippers” are inspired by a parasitic worm that clamps onto its host’s intestines –
Researchers engineer tiny, shape-changing machines that deliver medicine to the GI tract –
Johns Hopkins Researchers engineer tiny machines that deliver medicine efficiently –
Researchers engineer tiny machines that deliver medicine efficiently –
Intracellular pH-activated PEG-b-PDPA wormlike micelles for hydrophobic drug delivery –
Drug-Induced Morphology Switch in Drug Delivery Systems Based on Poly(2-oxazoline)s –
Micelles of Different Morphologies—Advantages of Worm-like Filomicelles of PEO-PCL in Paclitaxel Delivery –