The future of Nanotechnology has vast implications for future generations.

Nanotechnology is recognized as the “hottest” new area in medicine and other fields. Researchers utilizing valid Nanotechnology are aggressively working to develop Nano-products, with a rush to file patents.

One such group is the research team at www.EncodeResearch.com. With 90-years of combined medical and scientific expertise, these researchers have developed NanoMolecules, and received and filed new patents on Nanotechnology in Sickle Cell Disease, Thalassemia, genetic polymorphisms.

Examples of Patented NanoTechnology:

• The United States Department of Health and Human Services has filed and received a patent on drug    delivery systems.

• Scientists at the Gene Foundation have developed an L-arginine transport system for use in humans based    on a NanoMolecule, Trutina Dulcem, with registered patents and patents-pending.

• Scientists at BioExpertise in California have received a patent on binding protein sequences for use in    human diseases.

• As of September 2006, 193 new patent applications have been filed in the field of Nanotechnology, and    over 1000 patents registered in Nanotechnology