I've discussed at length with NNVC management about the circulation life of a nanoviricide. One of the things we covered was the ability to adjust the rate at which the structure breaks down after injection. Dr. Diwan has developed a method in the way he "cooks" that results in a product that varies from one that can last a few days to one that can remain in circulation for a month or two. If I recall correctly, the term he used was "PEGilation," where the underlying PEG structure is adjusted to resist being metabolized. This would be especially handy in an outbreak area for Longer term measures against infection of front line workers and as a prophylactic for populations around infection clusters.
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