Nano-Bots In Bloodstream
<p>With the ever-so changing terrain of biomedical engineering, a prominent idea has been brought up over and over. <em>Nanobots</em>. Nanobots are in layman terms, a task-achieving device that has the dimensions of under roughly a nano-meter. For scale, a human DNA strand is <em>2.5 nano-meters</em> long. These robots are theoretically supposed to go under the blood to fix/monitor various problems in the human body system. Monitoring blood sugar to even kill cancers are only a few of the possibilities of a nano-bot. The nano-bots are able to avoid white blood cells, (the blood cells that fight off viruses) because they’re coated in human molecules.</p>
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