Zewen Li, Xin Lin, Junqing Wei, Xin Shan, Zeyu Wu, Yu Luo, Yuchan Wang, Yulin Feng, Tianling Ren, Zhitang Song, Fang Wang, Kailiang Zhang
An artificial nociceptor, as a critical and special bionic receptor, plays a key role in a bioelectronic device that detects stimuli and provides warnings. However, fully exploiting bioelectronic applications remains a major challenge due to the lack of the methods of implementing basic nociceptor functions and nociceptive blockade in a single device. In this work, we developed a Pt/LiSiO x /TiN artificial nociceptor. It had excellent stability under the 104 endurance test with pulse stimuli and exhibited a significant threshold current of 1 mA with 1 V pulse stimuli...
April 9, 2024: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces