Tumor microenvironment‐activatable oridonin‐loaded iron‐based metal–organic frameworks for targeting cancer therapy
Zhihui Zong,
Wen Xie,
Fangxin Gao
et al.
Abstract:Oridonin (Ori) is a natural active component with superior anticancer properties; however, its clinical application is severely limited by the inherent properties of short half‐life, limited bioavailability, and low water solubility. Some metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) materials have unique porous structure and appropriate nanometer particle size that are attractive in drug delivery. Herein, a folic acid (FA)‐functionalized Fe‐MOF was designed to efficiently incorporate Ori for targeting delivery to cancer ce… Show more
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