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Modular Nanorobot Self-Assembles to Target and Destroy Cancer Cells

via Phys.org·Jun 21

Researchers at the University of Basel have developed a versatile nanorobot capable of autonomous self-assembly to target and reduce cancer cell viability. This breakthrough technology utilizes reusable propulsion and payload modules that can be deployed for specific medical interventions. The advancement represents a significant leap forward in precision medicine and offers new hope for treating aggressive malignancies.

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