Blood Nanobots - CrypTech #13

Nanobots are tiny ultrasound-powered robots developed by the Engineers at the University of California that can swim through blood rapidly without chemical fuel. These microparticles which are 25 times smaller than the width of human hair are highly mobile with a traveling velocity of 35 microns per second in blood, built by coding gold nanowires with a hybrid of platelets and red blood cell membranes targeting bacteria. They efficiently mix with their targets in the blood to speed up detoxification by injecting clotting drugs into blood vessels around tumors to prevent the expansion of cancer cells by alienating their blood supply.
Microvibores constitute a potentially huge type of medical nanorobots that attaches DNA strands and remove broken fragments in patients. The damaged nucleotide and unwanted genes are analyzed and cut off by a DNA-sequenator.
In the current scientific scenario, the nanobots have transitioned from being just an idea on paper to the process of being under development.
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