Tiny Chips Hitch a Ride on Immune Cells to Sites of Inflammation
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Researchers have developed tiny chips that can hitch a ride on immune cells to target sites of inflammation, potentially revolutionizing disease treatment.
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A team of researchers led by Deblina Sarkar, an electrical engineer and MIT assistant professor, developed microscopic electronic devices hybridized with living cells. Those cells can be injected into the circulatory system with a standard syringe and will travel the bloodstream before implanting themselves in target brain areas.
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