This application relates to a method for preparing magnetically responsive
drug-loaded microspheres based on a high-
throughput microfluidic chip in the field of biomedical
microsphere preparation technology. The method involves encapsulating carboxylated
magnetic nanoparticles via
suspension polymerization, then co-forming them with biodegradable polymers and therapeutic drugs to create a magnetically responsive dispersed phase. Through structural design, multiple
microsphere generation units are integrated on a
single chip, arranged concentrically, to achieve one-step high-
throughput generation of monodisperse oil-in-water
emulsion droplets. Subsequent
processing yields magnetically responsive
drug-loaded microspheres with uniform
particle size distribution and tunable saturation
magnetization. This invention overcomes the problems of easy
magnetic core aggregation, poor
microsphere particle size uniformity, low
throughput of traditional microfluidic preparation, and complex integration of
magnetic response and
drug-loading functions in existing technologies. It is suitable for various biomedical applications such as targeted
chemotherapy, drug sustained release, magnetothermal synergistic therapy, and
nucleic acid /
protein delivery, and has advantages such as rapid and scalable preparation process, high batch stability, and precise
magnetic field control.