Paper Info
Title
Magnetically guided micro-droplet using biological magnetic material for smart drug delivery system.
Abstract
Biodegradable polymer droplet containing magnetosome demonstrates active propulsion by magnetic field. Magnetosome is extracted from magnetotactic bacteria, AMB-1. Mixture of magnetosome and sodium alginate composes into droplet using the microfluidic device applied Plateau-Rayleigh instability principle. The magnetosome-contained droplet selects its route at the bifurcate microchannels by magnetic field. This shows tissue targeting potential of the proposed drug delivery system.
Year
DOI
Venue
2014
10.1109/EMBC.2014.6943859
EMBC
Keywords
Field
DocType
smart drug delivery system,bifurcation,drops,biomedical materials,biodegradable materials,magnetostatics,microorganisms,microchannel bifurcation,microfluidic device,biological magnetic material,magnetic field,mixtures,magnetosome-sodium alginate mixture,drug delivery systems,magnetically guided microdroplet,plateau-rayleigh instability principle,magnetotactic bacteria,biomagnetism,microchannel flow,biomems,amb-1,biomembranes,magnetic materials,sodium compounds,biodegradable polymer droplet,drugs,magnetic resonance imaging
Nanotechnology,Magnetosome,Computer science,Microfluidics,Magnet,Magnetic separation,Targeted drug delivery,Drug delivery,Drop (liquid),Magnetotactic bacteria
Conference
Volume
ISSN
Citations 
2014
1557-170X
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
0
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Darong Oh100.34
Suwon Lee202.37
Jinhyuk Kim300.34
Hongsoo Choi400.34
Jongmo Seo512.39
Kyo-in Koo634.37