posted on 2024-02-08, 05:03authored byLinjie Huang, Yina Su, Xueqi Hu, Yichao Zhang, Guizhen Xu, Simin Chen, Jiaqiong Wu, Siyu Wang, Dongdong Zhang, Zheng Zeng, Shanni Hong, Xiahui Lin
Sonodynamic
therapy (SDT) is a promising ultrasound (US)-triggered
therapeutic modality for anticancer treatments due to its high penetration,
safety, and noninvasiveness. Its therapeutic efficiency is closely
related to the performance of sonosensitizers and the oxygen concentration
of the tumor microenvironment (TME). Herein, inspired by the adhesion
of cocklebur, a rough-surface sonosensitizer gold platinum encapsulated
with magnesium silicate loaded with glucose oxidase (AuPt@MgSiO3@GOx, APMS-GOx) with an enzymatic cascade activity was designed
to improve delivery capability, produce reactive oxygen species, and
reduce the glucose concentration in tumor tissue. The rough surface
of APMS-GOx can improve the ability of nanomaterials to deliver to
tumor areas. The enzymatic cascade reaction of APMS-GOx can induce
starvation therapy and improve the level of oxygen. Adequate oxygen
can not only alleviate hypoxia TME but also further convert to singlet
oxygen (1O2) by APMS-GOx under US activation.
Moreover, the activity of GOx increases due to the involvement of
US, resulting in a positive effect on starvation therapy. Furthermore,
APMS-GOx exhibits near-infrared absorption properties, providing a
photoacoustic imaging-guided combination breast tumor therapy strategy.