Zhu Xueqiong/Chen Tianfeng Biomaterials: Immunonanotherapy reprograms the immunosuppressive environment to make tumors "hot"
Low tumor mutation burden and lack of T cells in the tumor site are the typical features of "cold immune tumors" that paralyze the immune system. In order to activate anti-tumor immunity, the strategy of turning "cold tumors" into "hot tumors" to increase the infiltration of T cells has attracted widespread attention. Zhu Xueqiong, Second Medical University Affiliated to Wenzhou Medical University/Chen Tianfeng of Jinan University, produced immunogenic core-shell Au @ Se NP through the gold-selenium coordination bond to achieve nanoparticle-mediated local photothermal trigger immunotherapy.
Incorporating gold nanostars (AuNSs) with improved photothermal stability and transformation efficiency will promote the decomposition and transformation of selenium nanoparticles (SeNPs), thereby leading to increased apoptosis of cancer cells by generating higher temperatures. In addition, the results of in vivo experiments show that the synergy between SeNPs-mediated chemotherapy and AuNSs-induced photothermal therapy not only produces a local anti-tumor immune response with excellent cancer killing effects in the presence of tumor-associated antigens, It can also effectively reprogram M2 macrophages to M1 phenotypic transition, with the activity of phagocytosing distant tumors.
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