A dynamic cascade DNA nanocomplex to synergistically disrupt the pyroptosis checkpoint and relieve tumor hypoxia for efficient pyroptosis cancer therapy
Xiaoni Wang,
Xiyang Ge,
Min Zhang
et al.
Abstract:Pyroptosis has attracted widespread concerns in cancer therapy, while the therapeutic efficiency could be significantly restricted by the crucial pyroptosis checkpoint of autophagy and tumor hypoxia. Herein, a DNA nanocomplex...
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