Noble Metal Nanoparticle-Based Photothermal Therapy: Development and Application in Effective Cancer Therapy
Shujie Yu,
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Guoyu Xia,
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Nan Yang
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et al.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(11), P. 5632 - 5632
Published: May 22, 2024
Photothermal
therapy
(PTT)
is
a
promising
cancer
modality
with
significant
advantages
such
as
precise
targeting,
convenient
drug
delivery,
better
efficacy,
and
minimal
adverse
effects.
effectively
absorbs
the
photothermal
transducers
in
near-infrared
region
(NIR),
which
induces
effect
to
work.
Although
PTT
has
role
tumor
therapy,
it
also
suffers
from
low
conversion
efficiency,
biosafety,
incomplete
elimination.
Therefore,
use
of
nanomaterials
themselves
photosensitizers,
targeted
modification
improve
targeting
or
combined
other
therapies
can
therapeutic
effects
reduce
side
Notably,
noble
metal
have
attracted
much
attention
because
they
strong
surface
plasmon
resonance
an
effective
absorbance
light
at
specific
wavelengths.
be
used
excellent
photosensitizers
mediate
its
efficiency.
This
paper
provides
comprehensive
review
key
played
by
therapy.
It
describes
major
challenges
encountered
during
implementation
Language: Английский
A Brain-Targeting NIR-II Polymeric Phototheranostic Nanoplatform toward Orthotopic Drug-Resistant Glioblastoma
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(9), P. 3445 - 3454
Published: Feb. 24, 2025
Glioblastoma
is
the
most
common
and
devastating
brain
tumor
owing
to
its
high
invasiveness
high-frequency
drug
resistance.
Near
infrared-II
(NIR-II)
imaging-guided
phototherapy
based
on
polymer
luminogens
provides
a
promising
remedy
against
drug-resistant
glioma,
but
it
difficult
maximize
photoenergy
utilization.
Herein,
we
designed
series
of
semiconducting
polymers
boost
visualization
ablation
glioblastoma.
By
subtly
engineering
side
chains
or
substituents
phenothiazine
thiophene
moieties,
an
NIR-II
luminogen
with
high-quality
fluorescence
performance,
good
solubility,
superior
photothermal
conversion,
balanced
reactive
oxygen
species
generation
achieved.
The
optimal
possesses
branched
alkyl
chain
tetraphenylethylene
pendant
manipulate
equilibrium
between
radiative
nonradiative
energy-dissipating
channels.
High-sensitivity
imaging
was
used
monitor
blood-brain
barrier
penetration
glioma
cell
targeting
apolipoprotein
E-modified
nanoparticles.
NIR
irradiation
triggers
maximizes
photon
utilization
in
prominent
photodynamic/photothermal
synergistic
therapy
orthotopic
Language: Английский
Emerging nanoparticle-based x-ray imaging contrast agents for breast cancer screening
Katherine J. Mossburg,
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Diego Barragan,
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Nathaniel H. O
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et al.
Nanomedicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 18
Published: April 22, 2025
Breast
cancer
is
one
of
the
most
common
types
cancer,
however,
preventive
screening
has
contributed
to
a
significant
reduction
in
mortality
over
past
four
decades.
The
first-line
methods
for
breast
such
as
mammography
and
tomosynthesis,
are
x-ray-based
modalities.
Unfortunately,
their
detection
rates
low
patients
with
dense
breasts.
These,
other
high-risk
women,
now
encouraged
receive
supplemental
screening.
imaging
diverse,
including
ultrasound,
MRI,
nuclear
imaging,
X-ray-based
modalities
CT
contrast-enhanced
mammography/tomosynthesis.
Due
cost
wide
availability,
see
clinical
use
worldwide.
These
techniques
benefit
from
contrast
agents,
which
currently
iodinated
small
molecules
designed
purposes.
Consequently,
developing
new
agents
that
specifically
interest.
This
review
describes
these
nanoparticle-based
being
researched
enhanced
performance.
relevant
parameters
agent
design
evaluated,
generation
potential
biointeractions.
Iodinated
discussed
comparison.
Nanoparticles
covered
include
silver
sulfide,
telluride,
gold,
bismuth
sulfide-based
among
others.
Finally,
perspectives
on
future
developments
this
field
offered.
Language: Английский
Advances in Ultrasmall Inorganic Nanoparticles for Nanomedicine: From Diagnosis to Therapeutics
Jun Yong Oh,
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Kathleen Elizabeth Villaseñor,
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Andrea C Kian
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et al.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 9, 2025
Inorganic
nanoparticles
possess
unique
physicochemical
properties
that
make
them
attractive
candidates
for
diverse
applications
in
nanomedicine,
including
as
contrast
agents
and
therapeutics.
However,
many
inorganic
are
composed
of
high-atomic-number
elements,
raising
safety
concerns
due
to
potential
long-term
retention
the
body.
ultrasmall
(UINPs),
i.e.,
those
less
than
∼5
nm
diameter,
can
offer
advantage
rapid
renal
clearance
from
body,
reducing
toxicity
risks
associated
with
prolonged
exposure
thereby
creating
a
path
toward
clinical
translation.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
current
knowledge
on
design
functionalization
UINPs,
exploring
their
capabilities
diagnosis
therapeutics,
examples
radiosensitization,
photothermal,
anti-inflammatory
catalytic
therapies.
addition,
limitations,
approaches
taken
solve
progress
UINPs
Through
discussion,
aim
provide
comprehensive
perspective
how
advancing
field
underscoring
significantly
improve
bioimaging
therapeutic
outcomes.
Language: Английский
Sesame ball-like PTT nanoplatforms with fluorescence-background-free temperature sensing
Biying Bao,
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Jia Song,
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Jian Yang
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et al.
Journal of Materials Chemistry C,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(30), P. 11648 - 11658
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Sesame
ball-like
ZGGO:Cr,Hf–Ag
2
S
composite
nanoplatforms
with
broad-spectrum
bactericidal
performance
can
be
used
as
afterglow
ratio
nanothermometers
to
realize
real-time
temperature
monitoring
during
therapy
processes.
Language: Английский
Conversion of Ultrasmall Glutathione-Coated Silver Nanoparticles during Dispersion in Water into Ultrasmall Silver Sulfide Nanoparticles
Natalie Wolff,
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Oleg Prymak,
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Nataniel Białas
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et al.
Nanomaterials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(17), P. 1449 - 1449
Published: Sept. 5, 2024
Ultrasmall
silver
nanoparticles
(2
nm)
were
prepared
by
reduction
with
sodium
borohydride
(NaBH4)
and
stabilized
the
ligand
glutathione
(a
tripeptide:
glycine–cysteine–glutamic
acid).
NMR
spectroscopy
optical
(UV
fluorescence)
revealed
that
these
particles
initially
consist
of
fluorescing
nanoclusters,
both
glutathione.
Over
time,
nanoclusters
disappear
only
remain.
Furthermore,
capping
eliminates
hydrogen
sulfide
(H2S)
from
central
cysteine
is
released
nanoparticle
surface
as
tripeptide
glycine–dehydroalanine–glutamic
acid.
Hydrogen
reacts
core
to
form
sulfide.
After
four
weeks
in
dispersion
at
4
°C,
this
process
completed.
These
processes
cannot
be
detected
transmission
electron
microscopy
(TEM),
small-angle
X-ray
scattering
(SAXS),
or
differential
centrifugal
sedimentation
(DCS)
methods
resolve
mixture
nature
core.
photoelectron
showed
mostly
oxidized
state
core,
Ag(+I),
freshly
aged
nanoparticles.
results
demonstrate
ultrasmall
can
undergo
unnoticed
changes
considerably
affect
their
chemical,
physical,
biological
properties.
In
particular,
are
much
more
toxic
against
cells
bacteria
than
because
presence
clusters.
Language: Английский
Protein-Polyelectrolyte Complexation – Effects of Sterically Repulsive Groups, Macromolecular Architecture and Hierarchical Assembly
Soft Matter,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 6, 2024
Self-assembly
of
proteins
and
polyelectrolytes
in
aqueous
solutions
is
a
promising
approach
for
the
development
advanced
biotherapeutics
engineering
efficient
biotechnological
processes.
Synthetic
polyions
containing
sterically
repulsive
ethylene
oxide
moieties
are
especially
attractive
as
protein
modifying
agents,
they
can
potentially
induce
PEGylation-like
stabilizing
effect
without
need
complex
covalent
binding
reactions.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
protein-binding
properties
anionic
based
on
an
inorganic
polyphosphazene
backbone,
with
groups
incorporated
into
both
grafted
linear
macromolecular
topologies.
The
study
was
conducted
using
isothermal
titration
calorimetry,
dynamic
light
scattering,
cryogenic
electron
microscopy
to
analyze
samples
their
vitrified
state.
Our
findings
revealed
that
stability
resulting
protein-polyion
complexes
thermodynamic
profiles
these
interactions
were
influenced
by
molecular
architecture
polyions.
Furthermore,
formation
hierarchical
assemblies
polyions,
through
ionic
crosslinking
nanogels,
rapidly
reduced
or
eliminated
ability
polyelectrolyte
bind
proteins.
comprehensive
analysis,
combining
thermodynamic,
spectroscopy
direct
visualization
techniques,
provides
valuable
insights
multivalent
charge-charge
critical
successful
non-covalent
modification
methods.
Language: Английский