A Peptide‐Derived Aggregation‐Induced Emission Nanobioprobe: Unlocking Selective Detection of Fusobacterium nucleatum and Noninvasive Screening of Colorectal Cancer
Hongyu Liu,
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T.-C. Wu,
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Yunjian Yu
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Aggregate,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
ABSTRACT
Colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
screening
and
early
diagnosis
is
an
effective
strategy
for
reducing
CRC
mortality.
However,
the
current
detection
methods
involve
exorbitant
costs
complex
procedures,
which
are
inconvenient
large‐scale
screening.
Given
its
high
prevalence
in
malignant
tissues
feces
of
patients,
Fusobacterium
nucleatum
(
F.
)
has
emerged
as
a
crucial
biomarker
CRC.
Herein,
we
propose
‐specific
recognition
diagnosis.
A
novel
nanobioprobe
(AIE‐Pep)
with
aggregation‐induced
emission
(AIE)
characteristics
was
synthesized
by
conjugating
red/near‐infrared
(NIR)
emissive
AIE
luminogen
(AIEgen)
FadA‐targeting
peptide
(ASANWTIQYND).
The
robust
binding
affinity
between
FadA
on
allows
AIE‐Pep
NPs
to
adhere
selectively
,
emits
strong
red/NIR
fluorescence.
In
model
orthotopic
CRC,
can
precisely
localize
around
Moreover,
demonstrated
limit
(LOD)
82.97
CFU/mL
could
significantly
differentiate
mice
from
those
normal
mice.
Overall,
this
study
presents
pivotal
approach
specifically
identifying
holds
immense
potential
Language: Английский
Multifunctional nanodrug for simultaneously combating chemoresistance and immunosuppression in Fusobacterium nucleatum-associated colorectal cancer
Xiaohui Li,
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Mengdi Wu,
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Yu Wu
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et al.
Acta Biomaterialia,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Dual‐Responsive PPy‐AIPH@LA Nanoplatform for Synergistic Photothermal and Thermodynamic Therapy of Colorectal Cancer
Liang Zhang,
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Jiahao Qian,
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Xinyuan Zhang
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et al.
ChemistrySelect,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
10(10)
Published: March 1, 2025
Abstract
In
this
study,
we
introduce
a
novel
nanoplatform,
polypyrrole
(PPy)‐2,2′‐Azobis[2‐(2‐imidazolin‐2‐yl)propane]
dihydrochloride
(AIPH)@lauric
acid
(LA)
(PPy‐AIPH@LA)
nanoparticles
(NPs),
designed
to
overcome
these
limitations
through
synergistic
photothermal
therapy
(PTT)
and
photodynamic
(PDT).
This
dual‐responsive
system
incorporates
PPy
for
efficient
conversion,
AIPH
thermos‐responsive
oxygen‐independent
free
radical
generation,
LA
as
thermally
responsive
encapsulation
layer.
The
coating
melts
upon
808
nm
near‐infrared
laser
irradiation,
releasing
radicals
enable
precise
spatiotemporal
activation
of
therapeutic
effects.
PPy‐AIPH@LA
demonstrates
exceptional
conversion
efficiency
(55.74%)
generates
sufficient
enhance
PDT
efficacy,
even
in
hypoxic
tumor
microenvironments.
vitro
studies
revealed
concentration‐dependent
cell
ablation
inhibition
migration,
while
vivo
experiments
showed
that
the
combined
PTT‐PDT
treatment
achieved
an
impressive
90.7%
growth
rate
mouse
colon
cancer
cells
CT‐26
murine
model,
with
no
significant
systemic
toxicity.
Molecular
analyses
further
modulations
pathways
associated
metabolism,
apoptosis,
immune
escape,
highlighting
comprehensive
potential
nanoplatform.
These
findings
underscore
safe,
effective,
minimally
invasive
nanotherapeutic
platform
combating
CRC
other
solid
tumors.
Language: Английский
Bacteria-tumor symbiosis destructible novel nanocatalysis drug delivery systems for effective tumor therapy
Jing Zang,
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Yin Fang,
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Ziyuan Liu
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et al.
Nanomedicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(3), P. 305 - 318
Published: Dec. 30, 2024
Colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
is
a
significant
threat
to
human
health.
The
dynamic
equilibrium
between
probiotics
and
pathogenic
bacteria
within
the
gut
microbiota
crucial
in
mitigating
risk
of
CRC.
An
overgrowth
harmful
microorganisms
gastrointestinal
tract
can
result
an
excessive
accumulation
bacterial
toxins
carcinogenic
metabolites,
thereby
disrupting
delicate
balance
microbiota.
This
disruption
may
lead
alterations
microbial
composition,
impairment
mucosal
barrier
function,
potential
promotion
abnormal
cell
proliferation,
ultimately
contribute
progression
Recently,
research
has
indicated
that
intestinal
presence
Fusobacterium
nucleatum
(Fn)
significantly
influences
onset,
progression,
metastasis
Consequently,
interaction
CRC
cells
Fn
presents
promising
strategy
against
Nanomaterials
have
been
extensively
utilized
therapy
infection
control,
demonstrating
substantial
treating
bacteria-associated
tumors.
review
begins
by
elucidating
mechanisms
occurrence
CRC,
with
particular
emphasis
on
clarifying
intricate
relationship
Subsequently,
we
highlight
strategies
utilize
nanomaterials
disrupt
association
Overall,
this
offers
valuable
insight
guidance
for
leveraging
therapy.
Language: Английский