The potential use of bacteria and their derivatives as delivery systems for nanoparticles in the treatment of cancer
Shiva Ahmadishoar,
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Saba Saeed,
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Morug Salih Mahdi
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et al.
Journal of drug targeting,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 54
Published: April 5, 2025
Cancer
is
a
leading
cause
of
mortality
and
morbidity
worldwide.
Nanomaterials,
unique
optical,
magnetic,
electrical
properties
at
the
nanoscale
(1-100
nm),
have
been
engineered
to
improve
drug
capacity,
bioavailability,
specificity
in
cancer
treatment.
These
advancements
address
toxicity
lack
selectivity
conventional
therapies,
enabling
precise
targeting
cells,
tumor
microenvironment,
immune
system.
Among
emerging
approaches,
bacterial
treatment
shows
promise
due
its
natural
ability
target
diverse
therapeutic
mechanisms,
which
nanotechnology
can
further
enhance.
Bacteria-based
delivery
systems
leverage
bacteria's
adaptability
survival
strategies
within
human
body.
Bacterial
derivatives,
such
as
ghosts
(BGs),
extracellular
vesicles
(BEVs),
dietary
toxins,
are
recognized
effective
biological
nanomaterials
capable
carrying
nanoparticles
(NPs).
attracted
increasing
attention
for
their
potential
targeted
NP
This
study
explores
use
various
bacteria
byproducts
vehicles,
highlighting
treating
different
types
cancer.
By
combining
strengths
therapy,
these
innovative
approaches
aim
revolutionize
with
improved
precision
efficacy.
Language: Английский
Nanotherapeutic platform-mediated cholesterol metabolism regulation for boosting antitumor chemo-immunotherapy
Hao Zhou,
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H. He,
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Qianru Li
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et al.
Science China Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 7, 2025
Language: Английский
Recent Advances of Sustainable UV Shielding Materials: Mechanisms and Applications
Kehua Dai,
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Shuai Cao,
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Jiewei Yuan
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et al.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 15, 2025
The
escalating
global
threat
of
ultraviolet
(UV)
radiation
is
manifested
through
multifaceted
damage
pathways
including
cutaneous
carcinogenesis,
photodegradation
organic
substrates,
marine
ecosystem
destabilization,
and
infrastructure
weathering.
These
urgent
challenges
have
catalyzed
sustained
interdisciplinary
efforts
toward
advanced
UV-shielding
technologies
spanning
biomedical,
environmental,
industrial
domains.
Current
material
arsenals
include
melanin,
lignin,
tannin,
polydopamine,
zinc
oxide
titanium
dioxide,
etc.
materials
can
be
applied
to
diverse
fields
such
as
food
packaging,
sunscreen
fabrics,
creams,
eyeglasses,
films
tailored
processing
techniques
employing
distinct
photoprotective
mechanisms.
Notwithstanding
significant
progress,
the
development
an
integrated
selection
framework
that
reconciles
efficiency,
durability,
environmental
compatibility
persists
a
critical
knowledge
gap.
In
this
context,
main
mechanisms
various
types
UV
shielding
their
applications
in
different
are
described
systematically.
Subsequently,
comparative
analysis
advantages
shortcomings
presented,
focusing
on
efficiency
stability
impact.
Moreover,
review
delves
into
unique
value
specific
scenarios.
Finally,
building
these
analyses,
current
future
prospects
further
discussed,
with
emphasis
scalability,
eco-friendly
alternatives,
multifunctional
integration,
providing
valuable
insights
guidance
for
advancing
research
promoting
sustainable
functional
innovations
field.
Language: Английский