Abstract
HighlightsSite-selective superassembly was used to synthesize a nanorobot with bionic rod-shaped head/hollow tail structure, exhibiting strong photothermal effect, high drug loading capacity, precise and controlled drug release, and excellent motility.Injectable regenerated silk fibroin (RSF) nanofibril hydrogels were developed via simple sonication, offering significant production, structural, and performance advantages.Nanorobot/thrombin (Thr)/RSF nanofibril hydrogels reduced intraoperative bleeding of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) spinal metastasis, provided starvation embolization, and prevented post-surgery recurrence.Nanorobot/Thr/RSF nanofibril hydrogels inhibited blood supply to residual tumors and reduced neovascularization, inhibiting post-surgery HCC spinal metastasis recurrence.
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