Micro-swimmers for Drug Delivery
- Recently, scientists have demonstrated that it is possible to use light as a fuel to move microbots in real-body conditions with intelligent drug-delivery that is selectively sensitive to cancer cells.
- The research aims at moving microbots into the bloodstream to deliver drugs.
- These micro-swimmers are made from the two-dimensional compound poly (heptazine imide) carbon nitride (PHI carbon nitride).
- Nearly spherical in shape, they range from 1-10 micrometer in size, and can self-propel when energized by light.
- The PHI carbon nitride microparticles are ....
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