Trilocked Photodynamic Senolytic Inducer Potentiating Immunogenic Senescent Cell Removal for Liver Fibrosis Resolution
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 30, 2025
Liver
fibrosis
is
a
major
global
health
problem
without
effective
therapies,
and
targeted
elimination
of
senescent
cells
beneficial
for
hepatic
function
organism
survival.
We
report
new
trilocked
photodynamic
senolytic
inducer
(PDSI)
strategy
liver
resolution
using
type-I
agent
immunogenic
clearance
cells.
demonstrate
that
this
PDSI
not
only
facilitates
efficient
production
superoxide
anions
(O2•-)
in
lysosomes
therapy,
but
also
permits
NIR
fluorescence
photoacoustic
(NIRF/PA)
imaging
Mechanistic
investigation
reveals
the
elicited
cell
predominantly
via
necroptosis
pathway.
Moreover,
with
liver-targeting
moiety
enables
high-contrast
NIRF/PA
vivo.
This
exhibits
remarkable
ablation
cells,
enhancing
dendritic
maturation
cytotoxic
T
recruitment
fibrosis.
Our
study
highlights
potential
type
I
boosting
immunity
treatment.
Language: Английский
PEGylation Can Effectively Strike a Balance in siRNA Delivery Performances of Guanidinylated Linear Synthetic Polypeptides with Potential Use for Transcriptional Gene Silencing
Xujun Lu,
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Jiajian Qiu,
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Yilan Li
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et al.
ACS Macro Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1251 - 1257
Published: Sept. 11, 2024
The
prevailing
design
philosophy
for
polymeric
vectors
delivering
siRNA
is
rooted
in
the
post-transcriptional
gene
silencing
(PTGS)
mechanism.
Yet,
transcriptional
(TGS)
mechanism
offers
a
potentially
more
durable
effect,
which
necessitates
efficient
delivery
into
nucleus.
However,
it
remains
challenge
to
efficiently
deliver
We
have
explored
guanidinylated
cyclic
synthetic
polypeptides
(GCSPs)
enhance
nuclear
of
siRNA,
but
an
increased
cytotoxicity
and
difficulty
producing
GCSPs
on
large
scale
limit
their
utility.
Herein,
we
simply
prepare
PEGylated
linear
(PGLSPs)
exhibiting
improved
membrane
penetration,
direct
transport
nucleus,
reduced
toxicity,
high
cellular
uptake,
mitigation
protein
corona
formation.
PEGylation
can
effectively
balance
vector's
capacity
with
other
critical
aspects
performances
delivery.
Therefore,
PGLSPs
hold
promise
as
TGS-based
vectors,
offering
potential
future
therapeutic
applications.
Language: Английский
Mechanistic Insights into the Tools for Intracellular Protein Delivery
Chem & Bio Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(3), P. 132 - 155
Published: Dec. 23, 2024
Proteins
are
an
important
therapeutic
modality
in
modern
medicine.
However,
their
inherent
inability
to
traverse
cell
membranes
essentially
limits
application
extracellular
targets.
Recent
advances
intracellular
protein
delivery
have
enabled
access
traditionally
"undruggable"
targets
and
paved
the
way
precisely
modulate
cellular
functions.
This
Review
provides
a
comprehensive
examination
of
key
mechanisms
emerging
technologies
that
facilitate
transport
functional
proteins
across
membranes.
Delivery
methods
categorized
into
physical,
chemical,
biological
approaches,
each
with
distinct
advantages
limitations.
Physical
enable
direct
entry
but
often
pose
challenges
related
invasiveness
technical
complexity.
Chemical
strategies
offer
customizable
solutions
enhanced
control
over
targeting
uptake,
yet
may
face
issues
cytotoxicity
scalability.
Biological
approaches
leverage
naturally
occurring
processes
achieve
efficient
transport,
though
regulatory
production
consistency
remain
hurdles.
By
highlighting
recent
advancements,
challenges,
opportunities
within
approach,
this
review
underscores
potential
unlock
new
pathways
transform
drug
development
paradigms.
Language: Английский
Glycosylated AIE-active Fe (III) photosensitizer activated by tumor microenvironment for synergistic type I photodynamic and chemodynamic therapy
Gai‐li Feng,
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Wei Zhou,
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Jinping Qiao
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et al.
Nanoscale,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 6, 2024
This
work
presents
a
novel
tumor
microenvironment-activated
photosensitizer
employed
for
the
combined
action
of
photodynamic
therapy
(PDT)
and
chemodynamic
(CDT),
which
synergistically
functions
to
effectively
kill
cells.
Language: Английский
Glycosylated AIE‐active Red Light‐triggered Photocage with Precisely Tumor Targeting Capability for Synergistic Type I Photodynamic Therapy and CPT Chemotherapy
Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
137(1)
Published: Sept. 13, 2024
Abstract
Photocaging
is
an
emerging
protocol
for
precisely
manipulating
spatial
and
temporal
behaviors
over
biological
activity.
However,
the
red/near‐infrared
light‐triggered
photolysis
process
of
current
photocage
largely
singlet
oxygen
(
1
O
2
)‐dependent
lack
compatibility
with
other
reactive
species
(ROS)‐activated
techniques,
which
has
proven
to
be
major
bottleneck
in
achieving
efficient
precise
treatment.
Herein,
we
reported
a
lactosylated
BT‐LRC
by
covalently
incorporating
camptothecin
(CPT)
into
hybrid
BODIPY‐TPE
fluorophore
via
superoxide
anion
radical
(O
−
⋅)‐cleavable
thioketal
bond
type
I
photodynamic
therapy
(PDT)
anticancer
drug
release.
Amphiphilic
could
self‐assembled
aggregation‐induced
emission
(AIE)‐active
nanoparticles
(BT‐LRCs)
owing
regulation
carbohydrate‐carbohydrate
interactions
(CCIs)
among
neighboring
lactose
units
nanoaggregates.
BT‐LRCs
simultaneously
generate
abundant
⋅
through
aggregation
modulated
interactions,
DNA‐damaging
agent
CPT
was
subsequently
effectively
released.
Notably,
PDT
chemotherapy
collaboratively
amplified
therapeutic
efficacy
HepG2
cells
tumor‐bearing
mice.
Furthermore,
inherent
AIE
property
endowed
photocaged
prodrug
superior
bioimaging
capability,
provided
powerful
tool
real‐time
tracking
finely
tuning
photoactivated
release
behavior
tumor
therapy.
Language: Английский
Glycosylated AIE‐active Red Light‐triggered Photocage with Precisely Tumor Targeting Capability for Synergistic Type I Photodynamic Therapy and CPT Chemotherapy
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
64(1)
Published: Sept. 13, 2024
Photocaging
is
an
emerging
protocol
for
precisely
manipulating
spatial
and
temporal
behaviors
over
biological
activity.
However,
the
red/near-infrared
light-triggered
photolysis
process
of
current
photocage
largely
singlet
oxygen
(
Language: Английский