Two-Stage Size Decrease and Enhanced Photoacoustic Performance of Stimuli-Responsive Polymer-Gold Nanorod Assembly for Increased Tumor Penetration
Two-Stage Size Decrease and Enhanced Photoacoustic Performance of Stimuli-Responsive Polymer-Gold Nanorod Assembly for Increased Tumor Penetration
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刺激响应聚合物-金纳米棒组件的两阶段尺寸减小和增强的光声性能以增加肿瘤渗透
DOI:
10.1002/adfm.201806429
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发表时间:
2019-04-18
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19
通讯作者:
Song, Jibin
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作者:
Liu, Tianji;Tong, Lingling;Song, Jibin
A promising theranostic platform for solid tumors would deliver and release anticancer nanomedicine effectively in tumor cells. However, diverse biological barriers, especially related to the tumor microenvironment, impede these theranostic agents from reaching the tumor cell. Herein, a sequential pH and reduction-responsive polymer and gold nanorod (AuNR) core-shell assembly to overcome these barriers via a two-stage size decrease and disassembly of the nanoplatform responding to the specified tumor microenvironment are reported. The tumor uptake of the hybrid nanoparticle (NP) is 14.2% ID g(-1), which is two and four times higher than the noneresponsive hybrid NPs and small AuNR@PEG, respectively. After tumor uptake of the hybrid NPs, the disassembled ultrasmall AuNRs coated with a polymer of polymerized reduction-responsive doxorubicin (DOX) prodrug monomers penetrate into the solid tumor and lead to localized DOX release in the tumor cell. A linear increase in photoacustic (PA) effects from the PA activating polymer on an AuNR cluster surface indicates a critical role of electromagnetic fields in the AuNR assembly, which is consistent with the theoretical calculation results. Furthermore, the hybrid NP can serve as a promising deep-tissue PA and surface-enhanced Raman scattering imaging agent for real-time in vivo investigation of physiological behaviors and deep tumor penetrating nanotherapy effects.