2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.biomaterials.2017.07.027
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Red blood cell membrane-camouflaged melanin nanoparticles for enhanced photothermal therapy

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“…Interestingly, the tumor volume from CS–MoSe 2 nanosheet with NIR group kept around 0.1 cm 3 at the first ten days, however, starting from day 12, the tumor volume increased sharply, which may be due to the capture of CS–MoSe 2 nanosheet by macrophages, leading to curative effect decline during the NIR treatment. Moreover, as shown in Figure E and Figure S10 in the Supporting Information, it could be noticed obviously that group of RBC–MoSe 2 combined with laser exhibited the most effective photothermal therapy with the lowest relative tumor growth ratio (4.74%), and compared to the PTT efficacy of RBC decorated melanin nanoparticles or other RBC decorated nanoparticles with high dosage, RBC–MoSe 2 exhibited better PTT efficacy owing to its higher photothermal conversion efficiency with dosage only at 1.25 mg kg −1 , which is a curial parameter to evaluate the side effects and toxicity of nanomaterials to human bodies . After PTT treatment for 21 days, MRI was used to analyze the physiological condition of nude mice treated with PTT profoundly, as shown in Figure F and Figure S11 in the Supporting Information, the tumor volume from group of RBC–MoSe 2 with laser was the smallest since the gray signal decreased intensively.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Interestingly, the tumor volume from CS–MoSe 2 nanosheet with NIR group kept around 0.1 cm 3 at the first ten days, however, starting from day 12, the tumor volume increased sharply, which may be due to the capture of CS–MoSe 2 nanosheet by macrophages, leading to curative effect decline during the NIR treatment. Moreover, as shown in Figure E and Figure S10 in the Supporting Information, it could be noticed obviously that group of RBC–MoSe 2 combined with laser exhibited the most effective photothermal therapy with the lowest relative tumor growth ratio (4.74%), and compared to the PTT efficacy of RBC decorated melanin nanoparticles or other RBC decorated nanoparticles with high dosage, RBC–MoSe 2 exhibited better PTT efficacy owing to its higher photothermal conversion efficiency with dosage only at 1.25 mg kg −1 , which is a curial parameter to evaluate the side effects and toxicity of nanomaterials to human bodies . After PTT treatment for 21 days, MRI was used to analyze the physiological condition of nude mice treated with PTT profoundly, as shown in Figure F and Figure S11 in the Supporting Information, the tumor volume from group of RBC–MoSe 2 with laser was the smallest since the gray signal decreased intensively.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[9] However, most PTT agentsa re difficult to be degraded in the body, which makes them hard to be authorized by FDA( U.S. Food and Drug Administration). [10] In another way,m any efforts have been devoted to research the toxicity of Ag 2 Se QDs in vivo. [11] The results showedt hat the Ag 2 Se QDs exhibited lowt oxicity even if the injection amount of Ag 2 Se QDs in mice was as high as 8 mmol kg À1 ,b ecause the Ag 2 Se QDs were significantly converted to Ag and Se and could be rapidlye liminated from the blood.…”
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“…Insufficient enrichment of nanoparticles at tumor region will greatly decrease the therapeutic effects of nanoagents . Hence, the PEG chains and Tf molecules are conjugated on the surface of PPy@mSiO 2 following procedures we previously published, to endow the particles with long term circulation time and specific cancer targeting ability .…”
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confidence: 99%