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Freeze‐thaw Microfluidic System Produces “Themis” Nanocomplex for Cleaning Persisters‐infected Macrophages and Enhancing Uninfected Macrophages

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By Mingyue Su, Mengying Yin, Yifu Zhou, Shuya Xiao
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Macrophages are the primary effectors against potential pathogen infections. They can be “parasitized” by intracellular bacteria, serving as “accomplices”, protecting intracellular bacteria and even switching them to persisters. Here, using a freeze-thaw strategy-based microfluidic chip, we created a “Themis” nanocomplex (TNC). The TNC consisted of Lactobacillus reuteri-derived membrane vesicles, heme, and vancomycin, which cleaned infected macrophages and enhanced uninfected macrophages.
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The Self‐Adaptive Nanosystem for Implant‐Related Infections Theranostics via Phase‐Change Driven Anti‐Biofilm and the Enhancement of Immune Memory

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By Jundan Yi, Shuya Xiao, Mengying Yin, Mingyue Su
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