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Engineered probiotics have the potential to diagnose and treat a variety of gastrointestinal (GI) diseases. However, these exogenous bacterial agents have limited ability to effectively colonize specific regions of the GI tract due to a lack of external control over their localization and persistence. Magnetic fields are well suited to providing such control, since they freely penetrate biological...
Bacterial agents engineered to diagnose or treat gastrointestinal (GI) diseases have limited ability to colonize specific regions of the GI tract. In article number 2007473, Mikhail G. Shapiro and co‐workers show that a composite biomagnetic material comprising microscale magnetic particles and probiotic bacteria can be used, in conjunction with external magnets, to improve the bacterial agents' ability...
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