Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: May 5, 2022
Abstract
The
great
promise
of
photodynamic
therapy
(PDT)
has
thrusted
the
rapid
progress
developing
highly
effective
photosensitizers
(PS)
in
killing
cancerous
cells
and
bacteria.
To
mitigate
intrinsic
limitations
classical
molecular
photosensitizers,
researchers
have
been
looking
into
designing
new
generation
nanomaterial-based
(nano-photosensitizers)
with
better
photostability
higher
singlet
oxygen
(SOG)
efficiency,
ways
enhancing
performance
existing
photosensitizers.
In
this
paper,
we
review
recent
development
nano-photosensitizers
nanoplasmonic
strategies
to
enhance
SOG
efficiency
for
PDT
performance.
Firstly,
explain
mechanism
reactive
species
by
followed
a
brief
discussion
on
commercially
available
their
PDT.
We
then
introduce
three
types
that
can
effectively
produce
molecules
under
visible
light
illumination,
i.e.,
aggregation-induced
emission
nanodots,
metal
nanoclusters
(<
2
nm),
carbon
dots.
Different
design
approaches
synthesize
these
were
also
discussed.
further
rate
nano-photosensitizers,
plasmonic
using
different
nanoparticles
both
colloidal
planar
metal-PS
systems
are
reviewed.
key
parameters
determine
metal-enhanced
(ME-SOG)
underlined
enhancement
Lastly,
highlight
future
prospects
nanoengineering
strategies,
discuss
how
nanobiotechnology
theoretical
simulation
could
accelerate
ME-SOG
image-guided
therapy.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 984 - 996
Published: Jan. 13, 2022
The
development
of
nanomedicine
formulations
to
overcome
the
disadvantages
traditional
chemotherapeutic
drugs
and
integrate
cooperative
theranostic
modes
still
remains
challenging.
Herein,
we
report
facile
construction
a
multifunctional
nanoplatform
based
on
doxorubicin
(DOX)-loaded
tannic
acid
(TA)-iron
(Fe)
networks
(for
short,
TAF)
coated
with
fibronectin
(FN)
for
combination
tumor
chemo-/chemodynamic/immune
therapy
under
guidance
magnetic
resonance
(MR)
imaging.
We
show
that
DOX-TAF@FN
nanocomplexes
created
through
in
situ
coordination
TA
Fe(III)
physical
coating
FN
have
mean
particle
size
45.0
nm,
are
stable,
can
release
both
DOX
Fe
pH-dependent
manner.
Due
coexistence
TAF
network
DOX,
significant
immunogenic
cell
death
be
caused
enhanced
ferroptosis
cancer
cells
via
Fe-based
chemodynamic
chemotherapy.
Through
further
treatment
programmed
ligand
1
antibody
an
immune
checkpoint
blockade,
efficacy
associated
response
enhanced.
Meanwhile,
FN-mediated
targeting,
platform
specifically
target
high
expression
αvβ3
integrin.
Finally,
also
enables
r1
relaxivity
6.1
mM-1
s-1
T1-weighted
MR
imaging
tumors.
developed
may
represent
updated
nanosystem
simple
compositions
imaging-guided
targeted
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
61(27)
Published: March 28, 2022
Abstract
Synergistic
photothermal
immunotherapy
has
captured
great
attention
owing
to
the
mutually
strengthening
therapeutic
outcomes
towards
both
original
tumors
and
abscopal
tumors.
Herein,
a
versatile
theranostic
agent
displaying
aggregation‐induced
emission,
namely
TPA‐BT‐DPTQ,
was
designed
prepared
based
on
benzo[
c
]thiophene
unit
as
building
block;
it
can
be
used
for
simultaneous
fluorescence
imaging
(FLI)
in
second
near‐infrared
(NIR‐II)
window,
photoacoustic
(PAI),
(PTI),
thermal
eradication
of
Further
experiments
validate
that
therapy
(PTT)
mediated
by
TPA‐BT‐DPTQ
nanoparticles
not
only
destroys
primary
tumor
but
also
enhances
immunogenicity
further
suppressing
growth
at
distant
sites.
Furthermore,
PTT
combining
programmed
death‐ligand
1
(PD‐L1)
antibody
prevents
metastasis
recurrence
cancer
potentiating
effect
immunotherapy.
Small Methods,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
4(7)
Published: April 6, 2020
Abstract
Bacterial
infections
pose
a
serious
threat
to
human
health.
Photodynamic
therapy
is
an
effective
medical
treatment
solve
the
problems
raised
by
antibiotic
resistant
bacteria.
But
it
not
easy
have
photosensitizers
(PSs)
that
can
simultaneously
produce
efficient
fluorescence
and
reactive
oxygen
species.
Traditional
PSs
show
compromised
performances
due
aggregation‐caused
quenching
effect
in
aqueous
media,
however,
luminogens
with
aggregation‐induced
emission
(AIE)
inherently
achieve
high
ROS
generation.
In
addition,
electrostatic
interaction
generally
accepted
be
responsible
for
initial
targeting
of
AIE
PSs,
roles
molecular
charges
on
antibacterial
efficiency
are
rarely
considered.
Herein,
two
red‐emissive
same
luminogenic
core
but
carrying
different
number
positive
designed,
their
performance
killing
mechanism
toward
Gram‐positive
(G(+))
Gram‐negative
(G(−))
bacteria
investigated.
The
highly
singlet
generation
clearly
image
selectively
kill
over
mammalian
cells.
With
increase
improvement
great
against
G(−)
bacteria,
negligible
G(+)
This
research
will
provide
new
insight
into
rational
design
materials.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(25)
Published: March 15, 2023
Overcoming
the
resistance
to
apoptosis
and
immunosuppression
of
tumor
cells
is
a
significant
challenge
in
augmenting
effect
cancer
immunotherapy.
Pyroptosis,
lytic
programmed
cell-death
pathway
unlike
apoptosis,
considered
type
immunogenic
cell
death
(ICD)
that
can
intensify
ICD
process
cells,
releasing
dramatically
increased
tumor-associated
antigens
damage-associated
molecular
patterns
promote
Herein,
membrane-targeted
aggregation-induced
emission
photosensitive
dimer
found
be
able
achieve
highly
efficient
under
synergistic
photodynamic
photothermal
therapy.
The
efficiently
produce
type-I
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
by
therapy
hypoxic
tissue,
leading
pyroptosis
direct
membrane
damage,
which
further
reinforced
its
effect.
Furthermore,
enhanced
based
on
completely
eliminate
primary
seventh
day
treatment
also
boost
systemic
antitumor
immunity
generating
immune
memory,
demonstrated
superior
therapeutic
effects
both
solid
tumors
metastatic
when
healing
4T1
mouse
models
with
poor
immunogenicity.
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: May 5, 2022
Abstract
The
great
promise
of
photodynamic
therapy
(PDT)
has
thrusted
the
rapid
progress
developing
highly
effective
photosensitizers
(PS)
in
killing
cancerous
cells
and
bacteria.
To
mitigate
intrinsic
limitations
classical
molecular
photosensitizers,
researchers
have
been
looking
into
designing
new
generation
nanomaterial-based
(nano-photosensitizers)
with
better
photostability
higher
singlet
oxygen
(SOG)
efficiency,
ways
enhancing
performance
existing
photosensitizers.
In
this
paper,
we
review
recent
development
nano-photosensitizers
nanoplasmonic
strategies
to
enhance
SOG
efficiency
for
PDT
performance.
Firstly,
explain
mechanism
reactive
species
by
followed
a
brief
discussion
on
commercially
available
their
PDT.
We
then
introduce
three
types
that
can
effectively
produce
molecules
under
visible
light
illumination,
i.e.,
aggregation-induced
emission
nanodots,
metal
nanoclusters
(<
2
nm),
carbon
dots.
Different
design
approaches
synthesize
these
were
also
discussed.
further
rate
nano-photosensitizers,
plasmonic
using
different
nanoparticles
both
colloidal
planar
metal-PS
systems
are
reviewed.
key
parameters
determine
metal-enhanced
(ME-SOG)
underlined
enhancement
Lastly,
highlight
future
prospects
nanoengineering
strategies,
discuss
how
nanobiotechnology
theoretical
simulation
could
accelerate
ME-SOG
image-guided
therapy.