GSH‐responsive photoactivated nano‐bactericide based on sulfonated sodium alginate for improving photostability and targeting of methylene blue
Yaqi Xiao,
Zhi Cai,
Ying Yi
et al.
Abstract:Cationic photosensitizers have higher photodynamic antibacterial activity compared with anionic photosensitizers, and with low toxicity and no drug resistance. However, their poor photostability and low utilization rate limit their practical applications. Herein, a new strategy for the construction of a GSH‐responsive antibacterial nanogel system is developed via the electrostatic interaction between methylene blue (MB) and sulfonated sodium alginate (HSSA) to self‐assemble into nanoparticles followed by sulfh… Show more
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