In situ forming oxygen/ROS-responsive niche-like hydrogel enabling gelation-triggered chemotherapy and inhibition of metastasis.
In situ forming oxygen/ROS-responsive niche-like hydrogel enabling gelation-triggered chemotherapy and inhibition of metastasis.
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10.1016/j.bioactmat.2022.08.002
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发表时间:
2023-03
影响因子:
18.9
通讯作者:
Chen, Hangrong
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作者:
Chen, Shi-Xiong;Zhang, Ji;Xue, Fengfeng;Liu, Wei;Kuang, Yichen;Gu, Bingxin;Song, Shaoli;Chen, Hangrong
Though the development of the diverse hypoxia-activated prodrugs (HAPs) has made great progresses in the last several decades, current cancer therapy based on HAPs still suffers many obstacles, e.g., poor therapeutic outcome owing to hard deep reaching to hypoxic region, and the occurrence of metastasis due to hypoxia. Inspired by engineered niches, a novel functional chitosan polymer (CS-FTP) is synthesized for construction of a hydrogel-based bio-niche (CS-FTP-gel) in aiming at remodeling tumor hypoxic microenvironment. The CS-FTP polymers are crosslinked to form a niche-like hydrogel via enzyme-mediated oxygen-consumable dimerization after injected into tumor, in which a HAP (i.e., AQ4N) could be physically encapsulated, resulting in enhanced tumor hypoxia to facilitate AQ4N-AQ4 toxic transformation for maximizing efficacy of chemotherapy. Furthermore, Pazopanib (PAZ) conjugated onto the CS backbone via ROS-sensitive linker undergoes a stimuli-responsive release behavior to promote antiangiogenesis for tumor starvation, eventually contributing to the inhibition of lung metastasis and synergistic action with AQ4N-based chemotherapy for an orthotopic 4T1 breast tumor model. This study provides a promising strategy for hypoxia-based chemotherapy and demonstrates an encouraging clinical potential for multifunctional hydrogel applicable for antitumor treatment. CS-FTP shows enzyme-mediated hypoxia-inducible gelation and reactive oxygen species (ROS)-responsive drug release. CS-FTP gel formed intratumorally can be used as a bio-niche to enhance tumor hypoxic microenvironment. In vivo PET/CT directly monitors the tumor hypoxia changes and confirm the ability of CS-FTP to enhance tumor hypoxia. Oxygen-consumable gelation of ROS-responsive CS-FTP triggers chemotherapy and starvation therapy for antimetastasis.
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