Abstract
In article number 2101262, Gang Chen, Hélder A. Santos, Wenguo Cui, and co-workers construct a light-controlled nanosystem with in situ modulated particle size by near-infrared irradiation with a synergistic effect using photochemotherapy for tumor suppression. The nanosystem at the tumor leads to rapid shedding of polye thylene glycol by near-infrared irradiation and enhanced cellular uptake. The versatile design of this light-controlled nanosystem with in situ size flexibility opens new avenues in cancer therapy.
Original language | English |
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Edition | 27 |
DOIs | |
Publication status | Published - 2-Jul-2021 |
Externally published | Yes |
Keywords
- controlled nanosystems
- conversion nanoparticles
- flexibility
- light‐
- size‐
- tumor ablation
- up‐
- 116 Chemical sciences
- 221 Nano-technology
- 318 Medical biotechnology
- 317 Pharmacy