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

Living Red Blood Cell Microrouter In article number 2304103, Xiaoshuai Liu, Xianchuang Zheng, Baojun Li, and co-workers develop a living microrouter based on an organic integration of endogenous red blood cells, programmable scanning optical tweezers, and flexible optofluidic strategy, under which various biological targets could suffer from a selective routing by integrating the three successive functions, i.e., dynamic input, inner processing, and controlled output.