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Scientists have implanted DNA-based nanorobots in living cockroach, reports www.popsci.com. Devices capable of performing logical operations. Researchers say nanorobots will be able to end up running complex programs and will be used for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
These DNAs are machines (or so-called origami robots, because they can be deployed and deliver drugs stored in them) can set fluorescent markers, which allows researchers determine what part of the body they are in and what they make. Incredible, but “accuracy of delivery and control of nanobots equivalent to a computer system, “reports New Scientist. This information describing the study is provided in the article, published this week in Nature Nanotechnology.
Nanobots can interact with each other, and it has been shown so that they are able to perform simple logical operations, for example, releasing on command a molecule stored in them.
DNA Robots
