Nano-Respirocytes: A Futuristic and Cutting-Edge Tool for the Medical Science
- Nanotechnology has made significant advances in medical science, particularly in drug delivery, diagnosis, and disease treatment.
- Nano-respirocytes are artificial nano-medical erythrocytes. They help researchers to detect numerous markers related to diseases and their treatment without wasting time.
- The nanomachine that behaves like a red blood cell is called a respirocyte.
- As a potential carrier of oxygen and carbon dioxide gases in the bloodstream, it can be used in place of natural red blood cells.
- Thus, respirocytes function like mechanical red blood cells. Respirocytes are spherical with a diameter of about 1 µm.
- The concept of respirocytes was originally proposed by Robert A. ....
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