The Application of Micro- and Nanomotors in Classified Drug Delivery.

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2019
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Abstract
Micro and nanomotors (MNMs) are micro/nanoscale devices that are able to convert chemical or external energy into mechanical motion. Based on a multitude of propulsion mechanisms, synthetic MNMs have been developed over the past decades for diverse biomedical applications, particularly drug delivery. Herein, we set out the classification of drugs delivered by MNMs, such as small molecules, nucleic acid, peptides, antibodies, and other proteins, and discuss their current limitations and possibilities in in vivo applications. Challenges and future perspectives are also discussed. With the increasing research enthusiasm in this field and the strengthening of multidisciplinary cooperation, intelligent MNMs will appear in the near future, which will have a profound impact on all related fields.
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Authors Wang, Shuanghu;Liu, Kun;Wang, Fei;Peng, Fei;Tu, Yingfeng;
Journal Chemistry, an Asian journal
Year 2019
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10.1002/asia.201900274
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drug delivery nanotechnology biomedical applications self-propulsion

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