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Nanomedicine with noncovalently tailorable surface for image-guided therapy
Wang, R.
2019-04-19
Source PublicationThe 2nd International Symposium for Chinese Supramolecular Chemists
AbstractSurface functionalization of nanoparticles (NPs) is of pivotal importance in nanomedicine. However, traditional strategies often require covalent conjugation that involves laborious design and synthesis for each specific medical need. A “toolbox” of surface ligands that can be used with “click and serve” approach for a variety of nanomedicines would be highly appreciated. Herein, cucurbit[7]uril (CB[7])-decorated polymeric and inorganic NPs were developed and exploited as stimuli-responsive drug delivery platforms for image-guided, targeted therapy.1 CB[7] on the surface of NPs allowed facile, modular surface modification with a variety of functional moieties or tags that are linked with amantadine (ADA, which is known to strongly bind with CB[7]), including ADA-conjugated folate (for targeted delivery), polyethylene glycol (for reducing immunogenicity) and fluorescein isothiocyanate (as a dye for optical imaging). In addition, surface CB[7] also allowed binding of a chemotherapeutic drug, oxaliplatin. As a proof-of-concept, we demonstrated that a variety of NPs (including PLGA, Gold, Fe3O4, and Nanocapulses) with modularly functionalized surface may specifically target cancer cells or tissues for image-guided, improved cancer therapy. These studies may offer new insights to the design and development of novel nanomedicines with modularly tailorable surface.
KeywordNanomedicine noncovalently tailorable surface image-guided therapy
Language英語English
The Source to ArticlePB_Publication
PUB ID44769
Document TypeConference paper
CollectionInstitute of Chinese Medical Sciences
Corresponding AuthorWang, R.
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Wang, R.. Nanomedicine with noncovalently tailorable surface for image-guided therapy[C], 2019.
APA Wang, R..(2019). Nanomedicine with noncovalently tailorable surface for image-guided therapy. The 2nd International Symposium for Chinese Supramolecular Chemists.
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