Precise control of CNT-DNA assembled nanomotor using oppositely charged dual nanopores

Ma, Chun-Wang; Xu, Wei; Liu, Wei; Xu, Chenmin; Si, Wei; Sha, Jingjie

doi:10.1039/d3nr01912h

Nanoscale

2023

DOI: 10.1039/d3nr01912h

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Precise control of CNT-DNA assembled nanomotor using oppositely charged dual nanopores

Chun-Wang Ma

Wei Xu

Wei Liu

et al.

Abstract: Inspired by nature, nanomotors have been developed, which have great potentials in microfluidics and biomedical applications. The rotary nanomotors is an important type of nanomotors, which is an essential step...

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Micro/Nanomotor‐Driven Intelligent Targeted Delivery Systems: Dynamics Sources and Frontier Applications

Yu,

Liang,

Sun

et al. 2024

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Micro/nanomotors represent a promising class of drug delivery carriers capable of converting surrounding chemical or external energy into mechanical power, enabling autonomous movement. Their distinct autonomous propulsive force distinguishes them from other carriers, offering significant potential for enhancing drug penetration across cellular and tissue barriers. A comprehensive understanding of micro/nanomotor dynamics with various power sources is crucial to facilitate their transition from proof‐of‐concept to clinical application. In this review, micro/nanomotors are categorized into three classes based on their energy sources: endogenously stimulated, exogenously stimulated, and live cell‐driven. The review summarizes the mechanisms governing micro/nanomotor movements under these energy sources and explores factors influencing autonomous motion. Furthermore, it discusses methods for controlling micro/nanomotor movement, encompassing aspects related to their structure, composition, and environmental factors. The remarkable propulsive force exhibited by micro/nanomotors makes them valuable for significant biomedical applications, including tumor therapy, bio‐detection, bacterial infection therapy, inflammation therapy, gastrointestinal disease therapy, and environmental remediation. Finally, the review addresses the challenges and prospects for the application of micro/nanomotors. Overall, this review emphasizes the transformative potential of micro/nanomotors in overcoming biological barriers and enhancing therapeutic efficacy, highlighting their promising clinical applications across various biomedical fields.

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Micro/Nanomotor‐Driven Intelligent Targeted Delivery Systems: Dynamics Sources and Frontier Applications

Yu,

Liang,

Sun

et al. 2024

Adv Healthcare Materials

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Precise control of CNT-DNA assembled nanomotor using oppositely charged dual nanopores

Abstract: Inspired by nature, nanomotors have been developed, which have great potentials in microfluidics and biomedical applications. The rotary nanomotors is an important type of nanomotors, which is an essential step...

Cited by 1 publication

References 59 publications

Micro/Nanomotor‐Driven Intelligent Targeted Delivery Systems: Dynamics Sources and Frontier Applications

Micro/Nanomotor‐Driven Intelligent Targeted Delivery Systems: Dynamics Sources and Frontier Applications

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