Optically Programmable Living Microrouter in Vivo (Adv. Sci. 32/2023).

In the article "Optically Programmable Living Microrouter in Vivo," Xiaoshuai Liu, Xianchuang Zheng, Baojun Li, and their colleagues introduce a living microrouter that utilizes red blood cells, scanning optical tweezers, and an optofluidic strategy. This integration allows for the selective routing of various biological targets through dynamic input, inner processing, and controlled output. The authors provide a detailed explanation of the development and potential applications of this innovative technology. [Extracted from the article]