SiO<sub>2</sub>/hyaluronic acid nanoparticles carry CaO<sub>2</sub>, DOX and p53 plasmid to effectively achieve ion interference/chemical/gene multimodal therapy of lung cancer
Zhuo Yi, Xuan Huang, Nanlong Lin, Fengqiang Yu, Yan-xun Chen, Mao-hao Guan, Wei-qiang Yi, Fancai Lai
Abstract
@DOX@P53-HA group compared to that in the single-agent group. By observing the pathological sections of the euthanized mice, it is obvious that the tissues of the mice treated with the nanoparticles were more intact. Based on these beneficial results, it is believed that multimodal therapy is a meaningful treatment strategy for lung cancer.
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Hyaluronic acidChemistryPharmacologyDrugNanoparticleCancer researchBiophysicsNanotechnologyMaterials scienceMedicineBiologyAnatomyAdvanced biosensing and bioanalysis techniquesNanoplatforms for cancer theranosticsMicroRNA in disease regulation