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Bone Tissue Engineering
In article number 2107924, Kai Jiao, Franklin R. Tay, Li‐na Niu, and co‐workers present RNA‐ACP nanomachines that induce extrafibrillar and intrafibrillar mineralization of collagen fibrils and regenerate new bone in a dynamic and programmable manner. These multifunctional nanomachines are comparable to the function of osteoblasts and bring new opportunities and challenges...
The visionary idea that RNA adopts nonbiological roles in today's nanomaterial world has been nothing short of phenomenal. These RNA molecules have ample chemical functionality and self‐assemble to form distinct nanostructures in response to external stimuli. They may be combined with inorganic materials to produce nanomachines that carry cargo to a target site in a controlled manner and respond dynamically...
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