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November 19, 2010Chemical Communications256 citationsOpen Access

Controlled manipulation of multiple cells using catalytic microbots

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SSSamuel SánchezASAlexander A. SolovevSSSabine Schulze

Key Points

  • To evaluate whether catalytic microjet engines guided by external magnetic fields can selectively load, transport, and deliver multiple biological cells in fluid.
  • Utilized self-propelled catalytic microjet engines capable of autonomous fluid propulsion.
  • Applied external magnetic fields to remotely control trajectory, cell loading, transport, and targeted delivery.
  • Catalytic microbots successfully captured, transported, and released multiple cells at designated fluid locations.
  • External magnetic field application provided precise directional control over microbot navigation and cargo placement.

Abstract

Self-propelled microjet engines (microbots) can transport multiple cells into specific locations in a fluid. The motion is externally controlled by a magnetic field which allows to selectively load, transport and deliver the cells.

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Sánchez et al. (2010) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1d47d7ba3016ff712f5f75https://doi.org/10.1039/c0cc04126b
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