Tang et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Injectable black phosphorus nanosheets for wireless nongenetic neural stimulationTang et al., 2022
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- 16736205837666777045
- Author
- Tang M
- Zhang X
- Yang A
- Liu Y
- Xie K
- Zhou Y
- Wang C
- Liu J
- Shi P
- Lin X
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Neurons can be modified to express light‐sensitive proteins for enabling stimulation with a high spatial and temporal resolution, but such techniques require gene transfection and systematical implantation. Here, a black phosphorus nanosheet‐based injectable strategy is …
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