Tumor-self-targeted "thermoferroptosis-sensitization" magnetic nanodroplets for multimodal imaging-guided tumor-specific therapy
Tumor-self-targeted "thermoferroptosis-sensitization" magnetic nanodroplets for multimodal imaging-guided tumor-specific therapy
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肿瘤自靶向“热铁死亡敏化”磁性纳米液滴用于多模态成像引导的肿瘤特异性治疗
DOI:
10.1016/j.biomaterials.2021.121100
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发表时间:
2021
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14
通讯作者:
Guo Dajing
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作者:
Wang Junrui;Song Weixiang;Wang Xingyue;Xie Zhuoyan;Zhang Wenli;Jiang Weixi;Liu Shuling;Hou Jingxin;Zhong Yixin;Xu Jie;Ran Haitao;Guo Dajing
Ferroptosis-based nanomedicine has drawn increasing attention in antitumor therapy because of the advantages of this unconventional mode of apoptosis, but the difficulties of delivery to the tumor site and surface-to-core penetration after arrival seriously hinder further clinical transformation and application. Herein, we propose an unprecedented strategy of injecting magnetic nanodroplets (MNDs) to solve these two longstanding problems. MNDs are nanocarriers that can carry multifunctional drugs and imaging materials. MNDs can effectively accumulate in the tumor site by active tumor targeting (multifunctional drugs) and passive tumor targeting (enhanced permeability and retention effect), allowing diffusion of the MNDs from the surface to the core through mild-temperature magnetic fluid hyperthermia (MHT) under multimodal imaging guidance. Finally, the ferroptosis pathway is activated deep within the tumor site through the drug release. This approach was inspired by the ability of mild-temperature MHT to allow MNDs to quickly pass through the blood vessel-tumor barrier and deeply penetrate the tumor tissue from the surface to the core to amplify the antitumor efficacy of ferroptosis. This strategy is termed as “thermoferroptosis sensitization”. Importantly, this behavior can be performed under the guidance of multimodal imaging, making the design of MNDs for cancer therapy safer and more reasonable.