Fig. 11
From: Fenton/Fenton-like metal-based nanomaterials combine with oxidase for synergistic tumor therapy
Reproduced with permission from Ref [109], copyright © 2019, American Chemical Society. B1 Schematic illustration of the construction of CuS-PGH NMs for multi-gradient antitumor therapy. B2 Changes of 4T1 cell viability after different treatments. B3 The real-time thermal images recorded using an IR thermal camera. Reproduced with permission from Ref [110], copyright © 2020, Royal Society of Chemistry
Synergistic anti-tumor system of "metal-oxidase" system combined with photothermal therapy. A1 Schematic illustration of TME-based Fe(II)-PDA-GOD nanosystems for efficient cancer therapy by combining glucose degradation, Fenton reaction and photothermal therapy. A2 Schematic illustration of photothermal effect and catalytic performance of Fe(II) -PDA-GOD NPs and their in vitro antitumor effect. A3 The antitumor effects of nanoparticles in vivo and in vitro under different treatments.