Medicine is developing more and more with the help of technology. This time, Australian researchers are developing Introduced “robots” into the blood, which can offer an innovative disease control option. The study was published in the scientific journalAKS Nano” – can be obtained in full through by this link. Known as “autonomous molecular machines”are small pieces proteins and DNA. The goal is to develop the technique until the myriad microcomponents can be safely applied to the patient.

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After completing this steprobots“could hunting virus, cancer cells and dangerous bacteria. The instrument will then transport the necessary proteins through the bloodstream and increase the necessary protection when damaged cells are detected. This is a process similar to what happens with the so-called “protein synthesis– and although the idea is not impossible, the researchers are far from the results explained above.

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Modern research has shown that “molecular machines” can carry random protein loads; however, the potential for developing this technique is quite real. In the distant and hypothetical future, this technology may even improve the human body in ways that are unthinkable these dayscapable of self-regeneration, and “improved” DNA could be inherited by future generations.

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While this all looks promising, there are still many variables that need to be explored in order to arrive at something that is minimally similar to the scenario explained, in a way that does not create problems for the human body.

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Source: pubs.acs.org, epocanegocios.globo.com, pubs.acs.org, gizmodo.uol.com.br.