Dual-Shell Nanocomposites for Enhanced Therapeutic Applications in Cancer Treatment
Zhaoguo Wu,
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Xuezhi Zhou,
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Aiwu Zhao
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et al.
ACS Applied Nano Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
8(5), P. 2280 - 2290
Published: Jan. 24, 2025
A
combination
of
endoskeleton
and
exoskeleton
in
a
dual
shell
has
been
considered
for
simultaneously
improving
the
core–satellite
binding
efficiency
stability.
two-step
preassembling-postgrowth
approach
fabricating
stimulus-responsive
core–shell–satellite–shell
(CSSS)
nanocomposites.
CSSS
therapeutic
nanosystem
designed
controllable
release
drug
situ
monitoring
chemotherapy
via
mode.
Incorporation
bifunctional
SH-PNIPAM-COOH
(TPNIC)
nanocomposites
plays
role
cross-linking
core–satellites
Raman
enhancement.
On
one
hand,
TPNIC
swelling
status
can
act
as
cross-linker
assembling
Au
satellites
on
PFe3O4
(PEI-functionalized
Fe3O4)
core.
other
adjust
alteration
temperature;
moreover,
it
induces
optical
hot-spot
generation
giving
coupling
plasmonic
effect
to
produce
much
stronger
SERS
performance
than
simple
assembling.
Thus,
collapse
layer
above
lower
critical
solution
temperature
(LCST)
be
adopted
enhanced
chemotherapeutics
releasing
doxorubicin
tumor
microenvironment
(TME).
The
contribute
delivering
anticancer
efficiently
penetrating
cell
membrane
retarding
TME.
obvious
advantages
are
its
facile
magnetic
recycling
regeneration
so
realize
sustainable
tumor.
Language: Английский
Nucleus‐Spike 3D Hierarchical Superstructures via a Lecithin‐Mediated Biomineralization Approach
Jiaxin Rui,
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Tingting Wu,
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Zhiwei Zhang
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et al.
Small Methods,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 7, 2024
Abstract
3D
hierarchical
superstructures
(3DHSs)
are
key
products
of
nature's
evolution
and
have
raised
wide
interest.
However,
the
preparation
3DHSs
composed
building
blocks
with
different
structures
is
rarely
reported,
regulating
their
structural
parameters
challenging.
Herein,
a
simple
lecithin‐mediated
biomineralization
approach
reported
for
first
time
to
prepare
gold
0D
nucleus
1D
protruding
dendritic
spikes.
It
demonstrated
that
hydrophobic
complex
by
coordination
disulfiram
(DSF)
share
chloroauric
acid
forming
3DHSs.
Under
lecithin
mediation,
reduced
form
nucleus,
followed
spike
growth
through
reduction
complex.
The
prepared
possess
well‐defined
morphology
length
≈95
nm.
Notably,
density
systematically
manipulated
from
38.9%
74.3%
controlling
DSF
concentrations.
Moreover,
diameter
regulated
9.2
12.9
nm
selecting
concentrations
tune
process.
Finite‐difference
time‐domain
(FDTD)
simulations
reveal
spikes
“hot
spots”.
dense
structure
endows
sound
performance
in
surface‐enhanced
Raman
scattering
(SERS)
applications.
Language: Английский