Shape-Morphing Microrobots Deliver Drugs to Cancer Cells | Headline Science
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Delivering drugs directly to cancer cells could help reduce the unpleasant side effects of chemotherapy. Now, researchers reporting in ACS Nano have made shape-morphing microrobots that can be guided with magnets to cancer cells. ACS’ Headline Science reveals how these devices travel and release their chemotherapy cargo.
“Environmentally Adaptive Shape-Morphing Microrobots for Localized Cancer Cell Treatment” - Jiawen Li, Ph.D., Li Zhang, Ph.D., and Dong Wu, Ph.D. (corresponding authors)
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I pray that you can really make this work. I've lost friends & colleagues to this dreadful disease.
It’s not a cure for cancer.
1:27 Looks like actual fish
Go team go! Let’s make cancer a thing of the past!
It will be such an amazing invention to the humanity 👏🏼👏🏼
it will be used for good, and also evil, I'm sure.
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Amazing feat but I’m quite curious whether this technology would be relevant in vivo.
spoiler: no it's not. these ridiculous nanobot tricks have been done for decades at this point. they're just as pointless and irrelevant now as they were 30 years ago when I first read about them.
yes they will. Because they can deliver drugs exactly to the needed destination.
@@games4us132 The same vague, ridiculous claim we've all been hearing for the past 30 years. it ain't gonna happen.
@@Muonium1 yes, its just a matter of time and tecnology Improvement
@@nicollasrodrigues148 nope
Sir what design should our cancer killing nanobots be.
Bob: *Fish and Crabs*
Give this man a raise
Cute fish robots dopeee
This is pretty amazing! Would love to see this make an impact in the treatment of cancer
Enjoy in m
they give you cancer so they can slowly heal you if you have the money.
Cancer can be cured with chemistry true, just balance you acids in your body and become PH positive instead of in acidic state. cancer with then die.
And i didn't charge a thing.
NANOMACHINES SON!
Love to see it! ❤️
Hope this will be a success! 🍀
Extraordinary!
amazing this is Beyond compression ❤️❤️
LETS FUCKING DO THIS!!!
relax man it still not done yet, need more improvement
Is it me or are those fish really THICC?
If feasible, is there any reason why you couldn't inject the chemo drug directly into the cancerous tumor with a syringe?
I’m not an expert but they already do this, look into intralesional chemotherapy. This seems like a way to eventually get to specific cancer cells that are much smaller than a syringe can manage.
This method would also kill spread out cancer which wouldn’t be affected by the injection directly into the cancer. I think.
This has the potential to turn what could be an incredibly painful and invasive procedure into something that almost goes unnoticed. There are many places on the human body where syringe can't reach, a tumor in the middle of your brain for instance. This is an amazing technology and I'm excited for the future.
You dont have idea of how painfull the cancer is .
And hope u never get the idea
Doing that into the brain or center of an organ can be very difficult but when the two methods are combined it could be a very powerful tool.
Are there any thesis about this process?
Btw no joke this is amazing
I am just curious, instead of using "micro-robots" that travel all over our vein, why don't create a drug that can be steered to any position in our body?
if the drug isn't contained in something it will be uptook by other tissues on its way to the cancer and cause side-effects so we would gain nothing
of course it will be used as a weapon, and in years to come we will see the damage
Anything and everything we have ever made can be weaponized. Does that mean we should stop innovating? This is something that can save many precious lives once perfected.
@@TomTheTeddyBear I agree, get sick of being a Guinea pig tho
Haven't they shown sound literally breaking apart cancer cells and viral cells. So why the robots and shit....
So you're finally using Professor Eric Laithwaites techniques , but no mention of him
What techniques were present in the video?
@@yuukililith4178 Look up his lecture on "The infinite Magnetic River" - He designed this, and the Mag Train - with the intention of delivering medicine at the microscopic level using microscopic coiled copper strands attached to medicine, that could be recovered after their delivery to very precise locations with controlled magnetic fields.
= bionic fish?
name fish