Science Robotics· 2017Q1
Multifunctional biohybrid magnetite microrobots for imaging-guided therapy
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Short summary
Biohybrid microrobots engineered with a tailored dip-coated magnetite layer enable imaging-guided therapy.
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Key points
- Biohybrid microrobots were engineered with a magnetite coating.
- The coating thickness was tailored using a dip-coating process.
- The microrobots serve as a platform for in vivo imaging-guided therapy.
- This work is a proof of concept for multifunctional microrobotic and nanorobotic devices.
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Abstract
coating, which could be tailored via the dip-coating process. The biohybrid microrobots reported herein represent a microrobotic platform that could be further developed for in vivo imaging-guided therapy and a proof of concept for the engineering of multifunctional microrobotic and nanorobotic devices.
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Field: Condensed Matter Physics
Condensed Matter PhysicsPhysics and Astronomy