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Covalently assembled dopamine nanoparticle as an intrinsic photosensitizer and pH-responsive nanocarrier for potential application in anticancer therapy
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NanoparticlesEngineeringChemistryDopamine NanoparticlePh-responsive NanocarrierNanomedicineTherapeutic NanomaterialsAnticancer TherapyPhotosensitizersHealth SciencesCatechol-boronate LinkagePhotochemistryPhotodynamic TherapyNovel NanophotosensitizerTumor TargetingBiophotonicsPharmacologyNanomaterialsPolymer-drug ConjugateOne-step Covalent AssemblyNano-drug Delivery
We report a novel nanophotosensitizer via one-step covalent assembly of dopamine and genipin. This is the first report unveiling the photodynamic effect of dopamine-based materials. These nanophotosensitizers can also act as pH-responsive drug nanocarriers via a catechol-boronate linkage, thus achieving combined PDT and chemotherapy for highly efficient cancer treatment.
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