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NANORROBOT
NANORROBOT
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Initial Citations
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Summary
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Index
Introduction
Description of Creutzfeldt-Jakob
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Introduction
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Development of the topic
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lesions associated with Creutzfeldt-Jakob. These nanorobots could target
misfolded prions and facilitate their removal from the brain without
damaging surrounding tissue.
Experimental design.
The research will be carried out in phases, starting with in vitro and in
vivo studies to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the nanorobots.
Strict protocols will be established to ensure the ethical integrity and
validity of the results.
Preliminary results.
Advances in Nanotechnology
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recognize, bind and neutralize misfolded prions, minimizing the spread
of the disease.
Neuroimaging Approaches
Advanced neuroimaging techniques are used to visualize disease
progression and evaluate treatment effectiveness. Functional MRI
provides detailed images of brain activity, allowing precise monitoring of
the patient's response to therapy. This facilitates immediate
adjustments in the treatment strategy.
Protocol Development
The development and experimentation phase involves the creation of
specific protocols for the administration of nanorobots, the monitoring
of medical devices and the interpretation of brain images. The
coordination of these elements is crucial to ensure a comprehensive and
safe therapeutic approach.
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Conclusion
Coding in Python
To program the nanorobot prototype, we chose to use Python due to its
versatility and broad support in the scientific community. A code is
developed that simulates the behavior of the nanorobot, taking into
account its movement capacity, interconnection with other nanorobots
and the collection of biometric data from the brain environment.
class NanorobotAdvanced(Nanorobot):
def __init__(self, id, position, connectivity):
super().__init__(id, position, connectivity)
self.sensors = {'temperature': None, 'pH': None, 'neural_activity': None}
self.actuators = {'position': None, 'orientation': None}
def measure_temperature(self):
# Temperature measurement simulation
self.sensors['temperature'] = np.random.uniform(36.5, 37.5)
def measure_pH(self):
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# pH measurement simulation
self.sensors['pH'] = np.random.uniform(7.2, 7.8)
def measure_neural_activity(self):
# Simulation of neural activity measurement
self.sensors['neuronal_activity'] = np.random.rand()
Prototype Visualization
The procedure begins with creating small incisions in the patient's skull,
using robotic surgical tools controlled by a specialized surgeon.
Nanorobots are guided to the affected areas of the brain, ensuring
uniform distribution for complete coverage.
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obstructions. Nanorobots, being able to make automatic adjustments,
can prevent abnormal fluid buildup and maintain a healthy balance.
Conclusions
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References consulted
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Annexes
// Embossed details
translate([10, 0, -1])
scale([0.7, 0.2, 0.2])
color("darkgray")
cylinder(h = 2, $fn = 200);
// Nanorobot antenna
module antenna(x, y, z, c) {
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translate([x, y, z])
C color)
scale([0.2, 0.02, 0.02])
cube([16, 0.5, 0.5]);
}
// Nanorobot sensor
module sensor(x, y, z, c) {
translate([x, y, z])
C color)
sphere(3);
}
// Decorative details
for (i = [0:30:330]) {
translate([15 * cos(i), 15 * sin(i), 0])
rotate([i, 0, 0])
color("lightblue")
cube([1, 5, 1]);
}
// Colors
nanorobot();
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