Abstract
A nanomachine consisting of cancer cell membrane vesicle-encapsulated gold nanoparticles with programmable DNA was established. Both homing-targeting ability and a fast dynamic response were achieved for amplification analysis of microRNAs in living cancer cells. The DNA nanomachine holds great potential to realize cancer diagnosis in early stages.
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