On-demand drug delivery bioelectronics through a water-processable low dimensional highly conductive MXene layer
Hyeok‐jin Kwon, Yizhang Wu, Yuan Li, Gongkai Yuan, René López, Ke Huang, Wubin Bai
Abstract
, body fluid), the coated MXene is oxidized and desorbed due to redox reactions caused by electrical bias, allowing the underlying drug to be controllably released. The MXene-incorporated drug delivery system not only demonstrates excellent biocompatibility and operational stability, but also features low-cost construction and sustainable usage. Besides, these MXene-coated MNs allow both on-demand transformation and local-region customization, further increasing the structural versatility and capability of multidrug delivery systems.
Topics & Concepts
BioelectronicsOn demandDrug deliveryNanotechnologyDrugLayer (electronics)Electrical conductorMaterials scienceBusinessPharmacologyMedicineCommerceComposite materialBiosensorMXene and MAX Phase MaterialsEnergy Harvesting in Wireless NetworksAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials