Self-Rectifiable and Hypoxia-Assisted Chemo-Photodynamic Nanoinhibitor for Synergistic Cancer Therapy
Self-Rectifiable and Hypoxia-Assisted Chemo-Photodynamic Nanoinhibitor for Synergistic Cancer Therapy
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用于协同癌症治疗的自整流和缺氧辅助化学光动力纳米抑制剂
DOI:
10.1021/acsami.1c23121
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
9.5
通讯作者:
Zhang Gaiping
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作者:
Wang Yanan;Huo Jian;Li Shuang;Huang Ran;Fan Daopeng;Cheng Hanghang;Wan Bo;Du Yongkun;He Hua;Zhang Gaiping
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) can eradicate cancer cells under light irradiation, mainly because of reactive singlet oxygen (1O2) being transformed from intratumoral oxygen. Nonetheless, the consumption of oxygen during PDT results in serious hypoxic conditions and an elevated hypoxia-inducing factor-1α (HIF-1α) level that hamper further photodynamic efficacy and induce tumor metastasis. To address this problem, we developed hypoxia-assisted NP-co-encapsulating Ce6 (photosensitizer) and YC-1 (HIF-1α inhibitor) as a self-rectifiable nanoinhibitor for synergistic antitumor treatment. PDT-aggravated intracellular hypoxic stress facilitated NP dissociation to release the drug (YC-1), which achieved tumor killing and HIF-1α inhibition to further enhance the therapeutic effect of PDT and prevent tumor metastasis. Besides,in vivostudies revealed that the HC/PI@YC-1 NPs afforded synergistic anticancer efficacy with minimal toxicity. Therefore, this study provides a prospective approach against PDT drawbacks and combination cancer therapy.