A sialic acid-targeted near-infrared theranostic for signal activation based intraoperative tumor ablation.
A sialic acid-targeted near-infrared theranostic for signal activation based intraoperative tumor ablation.
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用于基于信号激活的术中肿瘤消融的唾液酸靶向近红外治疗诊断
DOI:
10.1039/c4sc02248c
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发表时间:
2015-01-01
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8.4
通讯作者:
Han S
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作者:
Wu X;Yu M;Lin B;Xing H;Han J;Han S
A sialic acid-targeted near-infrared profluorophore with pH-responsive fluorescence and photothermal properties was developed for fluorescence-guided staging and photothermal therapy of viable tumors exposed during surgery. Agents enabling tumor staging are valuable for cancer surgery. Herein, a targetable sialic acid-armed near-infrared profluorophore (SA-pNIR) is reported for fluorescence guided tumor detection. SA-pNIR consists of a sialic acid entity effective for in vivo tumor targeting and a profluorophore which undergoes lysosomal acidity-triggered fluorogenic isomerization. SA-pNIR displays a number of advantageous biomedical properties in mice, e.g. high tumor-to-normal tissue signal contrast, long-term retention in tumors and low systemic toxicity. In addition, SA-pNIR effectively converts NIR light into cytotoxic heat in cells, suggesting tumor-activatable photothermal therapy. With high performance tumor illumination and lysosome-activatable photothermal properties, SA-pNIR is a promising agent for detection and photothermal ablation of surgically exposed tumors.