Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Dec. 30, 2024
Oxidative
modifications
can
disrupt
protein
folds
and
functions,
are
strongly
associated
with
human
aging
diseases.
Conventional
oxidation
pathways
typically
involve
the
free
diffusion
of
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS),
which
primarily
attack
surface.
Yet,
it
remains
unclear
whether
how
internal
capable
trapping
(O
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Abstract
X‐ray
induced
photodynamic
therapy
(X‐PDT)
leverages
penetrating
to
generate
singlet
oxygen
(
1
O
2
)
for
treating
deep‐seated
tumors.
However,
conventional
X‐PDT
typically
relies
on
heavy
metal
inorganic
scintillators
and
organic
photosensitizers
produce
,
which
presents
challenges
related
toxicity
energy
conversion
efficiency.
In
this
study,
highly
biocompatible
phosphorescent
nanoscintillators
based
hydrogen‐bonded
frameworks
(HOF)
are
designed
engineered,
termed
BPT‐HOF@PEG,
enhance
in
hepatocellular
carcinoma
(HCC)
treatment.
BPT‐HOF@PEG
functions
simultaneously
as
both
scintillator
photosensitizer,
effectively
absorbing
transferring
abundant
.
Both
vitro
vivo
investigations
demonstrate
that
internalized
efficiently
produces
significant
quantities
of
upon
irradiation.
Additionally,
exposure
directly
inflicts
DNA
damage,
the
synergistic
effects
these
mechanisms
result
pronounced
cell
death
substantial
tumor
growth
inhibition,
with
a
inhibition
rate
up
90.4%
assessments.
RNA
sequencing
analyses
reveal
induces
apoptosis
Hepa1‐6
cells
while
inhibiting
proliferation,
culminating
death.
Therefore,
work
highlights
considerable
potential
efficient
HOF
nanoscintillators‐based
promising
therapeutic
approach
HCC,
providing
effective
alternative
negligible
patients
unresectable
Pharmaceuticals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(10), P. 1274 - 1274
Published: Sept. 26, 2024
Photodynamic
therapy
(PDT)
is
a
therapeutic
modality
that
depends
on
the
interaction
of
light,
photosensitizers,
and
oxygen.
The
photon
absorption
energy
transfer
process
can
lead
to
Type
II
photochemical
reaction
photosensitizer
production
singlet
oxygen
(
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
Abstract
Photoactivatable
metal
complexes
offer
the
prospect
of
novel
drugs
with
low
side
effects
and
new
mechanisms
action
to
combat
resistance
current
therapy.
We
highlight
recent
progress
in
design
platinum,
ruthenium,
iridium,
gold
other
transition
complexes,
especially
for
applications
as
anticancer
anti‐infective
agents.
In
particular,
understanding
excited
state
chemistry
related
identification
bioactive
species
(excited
metallomics/pharmacophores)
is
important.
metallodrugs
are
classified
here
photocatalysts,
photorelease
agents
ligand‐activated
Their
activation
wavelengths,
cellular
action,
experimental
theoretical
metallomics
states
photoproducts
discussed
explore
strategies
investigation
photoactivatable
metallodrugs.
These
have
potential
clinical
Photodynamic
Therapy
(PDT),
Photoactivated
Chemotherapy
(PACT)
Photothermal
(PTT).
Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
Abstract
Photoactivatable
metal
complexes
offer
the
prospect
of
novel
drugs
with
low
side
effects
and
new
mechanisms
action
to
combat
resistance
current
therapy.
We
highlight
recent
progress
in
design
platinum,
ruthenium,
iridium,
gold
other
transition
complexes,
especially
for
applications
as
anticancer
anti‐infective
agents.
In
particular,
understanding
excited
state
chemistry
related
identification
bioactive
species
(excited
metallomics/pharmacophores)
is
important.
metallodrugs
are
classified
here
photocatalysts,
photorelease
agents
ligand‐activated
Their
activation
wavelengths,
cellular
action,
experimental
theoretical
metallomics
states
photoproducts
discussed
explore
strategies
investigation
photoactivatable
metallodrugs.
These
have
potential
clinical
Photodynamic
Therapy
(PDT),
Photoactivated
Chemotherapy
(PACT)
Photothermal
(PTT).
ACS Omega,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 26, 2025
Molecular
fluorescence
is
typically
reduced
or
"quenched"
by
dissolved
oxygen
present
in
solutions.
Quenching
mechanisms
are
broadly
categorized
as
dynamic
quenching,
and
static
quenching.
Dynamic
quenching
involves
collisions
between
the
fluorophore.
Static
occurs
when
fluorophore
forms
a
nonfluorescent
complex
with
oxygen.
In
previous
study,
of
naphthalene
showed
evidence
although
mechanism
was
not
known.
The
earlier
work
limited
to
low
concentrations
(∼2
mM)
cyclohexane,
leading
relatively
large
uncertainties
value
constant.
up
∼50
mM
were
used,
resulting
more
accurate
determination
Absorption
spectra
obtained
at
higher
revealed
spectrum
new
species,
which
we
interpret
that
naphthalene-oxygen
charge-transfer
complex.
binding
energy
estimated
compared
benzene-oxygen
method
described
herein,
equilibrium
(or
association)
constant
for
assumed
be
constant,
determined
from
graphs
relative
intensities
vs
concentration
using
Stern-Volmer
formalism.
values
molecular
absorption
coefficients
absorbance
data.
This
differs
commonly
used
determine
product
coefficient.
latter
can
lead
substantial
errors
both
these
quantities
if
free
molecule
overlap
significantly.
Bioengineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(2), P. 118 - 118
Published: Jan. 27, 2025
A
total
of
75%
the
oxygen
humans
inhale
is
exhaled
without
being
utilized.
To
help
organisms
better
utilize
in
exercise
training,
we
designed
singlet
energy
generator
(SOEG),
a
device
that
converts
ambient
air
into
energy-rich
oxygen.
The
SOEG
comprises
an
LED
light
source,
photosensitizer
kit,
and
pump.
Based
on
principle
photosynthesis,
activates
to
produce
excited-state
under
irradiation
light,
which
releases
about
94
kJ/mol
(SOE)
after
relaxation
process.
After
comparing
data
from
14
volunteers,
found
inhaling
SOE
during
significantly
reduces
consumption
running,
decreases
uptake,
improves
running
efficiency.
At
same
time,
effectively
lowers
blood
lactate
levels
utilization,
indicating
may
enhance
endurance
efficiency
exercise.
ACS Applied Bio Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 24, 2025
Iridium(III)
complexes
have
been
recognized
as
promising
candidates
for
two-photon
sensitized
photodynamic
therapy
(PDT).
In
this
context,
we
report
on
the
study
of
two
complexes:
a
monomer
(IrL1)
and
dimer
(Ir2L2).
Both
possess
2-phenylpyridine
cyclometallating
ligands
pyridylbenzimidazole
derivative
an
ancillary
ligand.
dimer,
Ir(III)
centers
are
connected
by
non-conjugated
bridged
bis(pyridylbenzimidazole).
We
compare
photophysical
properties
these
complexes.
display
phosphorescent
emission
in
orange-red
part
visible
spectrum,
with
emissions
centered
at
610
nm
IrL1
625
Ir2L2,
both
exhibiting
quantum
yields
∼24%.
However,
Ir2L2
proves
to
be
much
brighter
than
monomer,
making
four
times
IrL1.
This
trend
is
consistent
under
excitation
(TPE),
singlet
oxygen
generation
yields,
displaying
figure
merit
(σTPA
×
ΦΔ)
40,
compared
only
5
monomer.
generate
intracellular
ROS
exhibit
strong
phototoxicity
upon
blue
light
activation
(λ
=
420
nm),
achieving
submicromolar
IC50
values
HT29
A549
cell
lines
after
24
h
incubation.
Moreover,
TPE
800
also
induce
cancer
death.
Chemical Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(36), P. 14746 - 14756
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Full
photophysical
picture
and
thermally
activated
ISC
was
revealed
for
rhodacyclopentadienes
by
fs-spectroscopy
Marcus
analysis,
while
potential
application
on
1
O
2
sensitizing
explored.
RSC Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(39), P. 28783 - 28790
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
An
extra
adenine
mononucleotide
part
in
flavin
dinucleotide
(FAD),
compared
with
(FMN),
significantly
affects
FAD's
conformational
properties
and
efficiency
of
singlet
oxygen
production
dependence
on
pH.