An<i>in situ</i>protonation-activated supramolecular self-assembly for selective suppression of tumor growth
Xuan Wu, Ming Liu, Jie Niu, Qian Liu, Xin Jiang, Yujing Zheng, Yuna Qian, Ying‐Ming Zhang, Jianliang Shen, Yu Liu
Abstract
, triggering the apoptosis of tumor tissues with ignorable effects on normal organs. Overall, the protonation-activated self-assembly in the lysosomes based on the host-guest complexation would provide a method for novel anti-cancer systems.
Topics & Concepts
ProtonationSupramolecular chemistryIn situChemistrySelf-assemblyCombinatorial chemistryStereochemistryNanotechnologyCrystallographyMaterials scienceOrganic chemistryCrystal structureIonSupramolecular Self-Assembly in MaterialsSupramolecular Chemistry and ComplexesMolecular Sensors and Ion Detection