Scientists from Tafat and Harvard universities have pioneered the use of human cells to create tiny robots capable of navigating within the human body, stimulating neural cell growth in damaged areas. This groundbreaking bioengineering approach opens new possibilities for targeted drug delivery, tissue healing, and therapeutic applications. dzwatch.net.
In a series of experiments, researchers successfully produced these biological robots, named “Anthrorobots,” using unmodified human cells isolated from the trachea. Unlike previous attempts with stem cells from frog embryos, the team led by Dr. Gizem Gomuskaya achieved a significant advancement by manufacturing these robots from mature human cells.
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