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Cell Robots for Tumor Therapy
In article number 2103986, Huawei Chen, Lin Feng, and co‐workers develop a cell robot system for targeted tumor therapy by converting biological cells through endocytosis of functionalized iron nanoparticles. The robot uses a combination of the macrophage's tumor‐tropism and external magnetic control for navigation to tumors through the blood vessels. With the cascaded...
Injecting micro/nanorobots into the body to kill tumors is one of the ultimate ambitions for medical nanotechnology. However, injecting current micro/nanorobots based on 3D‐printed biocompatible materials directly into blood vessels for targeted therapy is often difficult, and mistakes in targeting can cause serious side effects, such as blood clots, oxidative stress, or inflammation. The natural...
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