CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL
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2024
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IF 13.3
Qiyue Wang,Xiaofei Gu,Ji Liu,Yan Zhao,Zhen Li,Shuyan He,Dong Shen,Xiaofei Xin,Yan Shen
Glioblastoma (GBM) is the most common malignant primary brain tumor, with an overall median survival of less than two years after resection. The urgent goal in pre-clinical investigations is to develop effective therapeutic strategies to prolong the GBM patients’ survival and improve the poor prognosis. Although various inorganic nanoplatforms have been applied in GBM treatment, they still face obstacles such as poor brain targeting, low tumor effective penetration, and serious monotherapy resistance. Here, we designed an environmental-dependent tumor-killing nanoreactor (RFcAD) with a gold-ferri nanoagglomerates form structure that effectively inhibits GBM proliferation via catalyzing reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation, exhausting glucose, and NIR-based photothermal therapy. With iRGD decoration, RFcAD can effectively penetrate the blood–brain barrier and target GBM. The “bomb-like” structured RFcAD exhibited a glutathione (GSH)-responsive release of toxicity agent DM1 and pH-dependent nanoagglomerates degradation with gold particles and superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONS) release. Gold particles and SPIONS destroy GBM cells as chemodynamic therapy agents via exhibiting a glucose oxidase (GOx)-like and peroxide (POx)-like catalytic ability to generate cytotoxic ROS and exhaust intracellular glucose, respectively. Synergistic with DM1-based chemotherapy and NIR-induced photothermal therapy, RFcAD can significantly reduce GBM proliferation both in vitro and in vivo. This work highlights that the RFcAD nanoreactor can benefit GBM inhibition by improving tumor targeting, tissue penetration, and cytotoxicity.
研究领域:
纳米技术
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癌症治疗
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生物医学工程
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药学
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材料科学
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DOI
高影响因子
Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
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2025
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IF 11.9
Zhiyuan Tang,Yuening Sun,Quanhua Yi,Qian Ding,Yang Ding,Jianfei Huang
The effective intracellular accumulation of doxorubicin (DOX) is crucial for improving antitumor efficacy, which is severely impeded by limited drug penetration, uncontrollable drug release, and drug resistance. In this study, a thermal-deformative polymer embedding ultrasmall ceria (CeO 2 ) was rationally designed for deep tumor drug shuttling and hypoxia reversal to improve chemotherapy. Structurally, the CeO 2 nanozyme was covalently grafted with a polymer of p(NIPAM-co-AM) that could sharply shrink for DOX loading, which was consolidated with polydopamine (PDA) film encapsulation. Thereafter, a tumor penetration guide of apolipoprotein A-I (apoA-I) conjugated iRGD peptide (apoA-I-iRGD) was further decorated onto the PDA shell via Michael addition for preparing CeO 2 P/DOX@iAPDA. With the aid of apoA-I-iRGD, CeO 2 P/DOX@iAPDA penetrated both the tumor spheroids (∼78 μm) and the tumors of the mouse model deeply. After internalization by tumor cells and triggering by low pH in lysosomes, rapid DOX release was achieved by peeling off the PDA shell and thermosensitive deformation of p(NIPAM-co-AM). CeO 2 P/DOX@iAPDA provided 66.4% tumor suppression in 4T1-derived tumor spheroids and 63.2% in 4T1-tumor-bearing mice, respectively. Preliminary mechanistic research involving western blotting and immunohistochemistry revealed that CeO 2 P/DOX@iAPDA reversed resistance through the through HIF-1α-P-gp/lipid axis. Collectively, this study intelligently integrated CeO 2 nanozymes, temperature-sensitive polymers, and imitated biochemical modifications to improve chemotherapy for breast cancer.
研究领域:
纳米技术
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癌症治疗
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药学科学
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生物医学工程
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分子生物学
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DOI
PubMed
高影响因子
JOURNAL OF CONTROLLED RELEASE
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2022
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IF 11.467
Linlin Song,Dan Zheng,Jinshun Xu,Tianyue Xu,Zhihui Liu,Huan Zhang,Yi Li,Yulan Peng,Hubing Shi
Despite revolutionary achievements have been made in clinical cancer therapy, the immune checkpoint blockade regimen still presents limited efficacy on tumors lack of neoantigens exposure. Here, we designed and synthesized an on-demand microwave-controlled ozone release nanosystem to specifically generate reactive oxygen species in tumor mass. By taking advantage of iRGD modification, the synthesized nanosystem can be specifically enriched in the tumor microenvironment and subsequently internalized by tumor cells. Triggered by the low-power microwave, ozone was released from the nanocarriers and inhibited tumor cell growth in vitro and in vivo . Molecular mechanism investigation further unraveled that the released-ozone induced cytolytic cell death through the rapid generation of reactive oxygen species such as hydroxyl radical. The tumor-specific neoantigen derived from this immunogenic cell death promoted cytotoxic T-lymphocytes infiltration, which provided a fundament for immune checkpoint blockade therapy. In the triple-negative breast cancer animal model, tumor-specific delivery of ozone significantly improved the systematical anti-tumor efficacy of the PD-1 blockade antibody. Notably, tumor-locally confined microwave-controlled release avoided systematic toxicity in the tested animals. Collectively, our nanosystem provides a novel controllable strategy for promoting immune checkpoint blockade therapy, especially in tumor types deficient in infiltrated T-lymphocytes.
研究领域:
癌症治疗
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纳米技术
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免疫疗法
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肿瘤学
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生物医学工程
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产品关联
DOI
PubMed
高影响因子
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