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ISSN

2424-8460(Online)

2251-2608(Print)

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US$800

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Quarterly

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Published

2026-04-02

Issue

Vol 13 No 1 (2026): Published

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Articles

Intelligent patrol and targeted therapy integrated breast cancer defense nanorobot: Technology, application, and prospects

Haidi Yu

Hebei Oriental University


DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/esta.v13i1.13396


Keywords: breast cancer; nanorobot; intelligent patrol; targeted therapy; biosensor; CRISPR; FRET


Abstract

Breast cancer, with the highest morbidity and mortality among women globally, presents significant challenges in early diagnosis and precision treatment. This paper proposes a breast cancer defense nanorobot integrating intelligent patrol and targeted therapy functions. The nanorobot incorporates biosensors, targeting technology, drug delivery systems, and intelligent navigation control, enabling highly sensitive identification, precise localization, and controlled drug release. Structurally, it utilizes DNA origami and biodegradable materials for biocompatibility and stability. Functionally, it combines FRET sensing with CRISPR gene editing to enhance diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic efficacy. Through multidisciplinary collaboration, the system underwent full-chain development from design to experimental validation. Results demonstrate excellent motility, targeting ability, and therapeutic effect, showing broad application prospects in breast cancer treatment.


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