Spatio‐Temporally Reporting Dose‐Dependent Chemotherapy via Uniting Dual‐Modal MRI/NIR Imaging

Unpredictable in vivo therapeutic feedback of hydroxyl radical (.OH) efficiency is the major bottleneck of chemodynamic therapy. Herein, we describe novel Fenton‐based nanotheranostics NQ‐Cy@Fe&GOD for spatio‐temporally reporting intratumor .OH‐mediated treatment, which innovatively unites dual‐...

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Published in:Angewandte Chemie 2020-11, Vol.132 (47), p.21329-21336
Main Authors: Ma, Yiyu, Yan, Chenxu, Guo, Zhiqian, Tan, Guang, Niu, Dechao, Li, Yongsheng, Zhu, Wei‐Hong
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
assembly nanotheranostics
Chemistry
chemodynamic therapy
Chemotherapy
Fluorescence
fluorescent probes
Hydroxyl radicals
Iron oxides
Magnetic resonance imaging
Nanoparticles
near-infrared dual-channel
Spatial discrimination
Spatial resolution
Temporal resolution
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Summary:Unpredictable in vivo therapeutic feedback of hydroxyl radical (.OH) efficiency is the major bottleneck of chemodynamic therapy. Herein, we describe novel Fenton‐based nanotheranostics NQ‐Cy@Fe&GOD for spatio‐temporally reporting intratumor .OH‐mediated treatment, which innovatively unites dual‐channel near‐infrared (NIR) fluorescence and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) signals. Specifically, MRI signal traces the dose distribution of Fenton‐based iron oxide nanoparticles (IONPs) with high‐spatial resolution, meanwhile timely fluorescence signal quantifies .OH‐mediated therapeutic response with high spatio‐temporal resolution. NQ‐Cy@Fe&GOD can successfully monitor the intracellular release of IONPs and .OH‐induced NQO1 enzyme in living cells and tumor‐bearing mice, which makes a breakthrough in conquering the inherent unpredictable obstacles on spatio‐temporally reporting chemodynamic therapy, so as to manipulate dose‐dependent therapeutic process. A spatio‐temporal feedback on the intratumoral catalytic Fenton reaction is described. It bridges dual‐modal MRI/NIR imaging, thereby conquering inherent unpredictable barriers in chemodynamic therapy. This approach paves a way to accurately evaluate .OH dose‐dependent feedback.
ISSN:0044-8249
1521-3757
DOI:10.1002/ange.202009380