From: Recent advances in porous nanomaterials-based drug delivery systems for cancer immunotherapy
Strategies for immunotherapy barriers | PNMs | Composition | Target cells | Main results | Ref. |
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Inorganic PNMs | |||||
 Reversing immunosuppressive tumor microenvironment | MSNPs | OX/IND-MSNP | Tumor cells and APCs | A nano-enabled approach for OX and IND delivery to the PDAC site can be used for an immunotherapy response premised on the induction of ICD plus reversal of IDO immune suppressive effects | [55] |
Fe3O4 nanoparticles | Fe3O4-OVA nanocomposites | BMDC and macrophages | A nanopotentiator stimulated the maturation of BMDCs and the activation of T cells and macrophages for the subsequent inhibition of the growth and metastasis of tumors | [67] | |
DOX NPs, (shPD-L1 + Spam1) NPs | DOX NPs and (shPD-L1 + Spam1) dual-gene codelivery NPs | Tumor cells and DCs | Immune cocktail therapy was constructed, and the nanocomposites achieved multiple activations of the cancer-immunity cycle by synergistic effects of ICT and chemotherapy | [106] | |
 Tumor-targeted delivery | PSiNP | PSiPs-HER-2 | Tumor cells | PSiPs-HER-2 achieved specific targeting and destruction of breast cancer cells in vitro | [63] |
PHNPs | PHNPs@DPA-S-S-BSA-MA@3-MA | TAMs | PHNPs@DPA-S-S-BSA-MA@3-MA showed good efficiency for targeting TAMs, activating immune responses, and inhibiting tumor growth in vivo | [51] | |
MSNs | Carbon nanodots-based MSNs (CD@MSNs) | NK cells, macrophages | Biodegradable CD@MSNs combined with PTT could specifically accumulate in the tumor sites and effectively inhibited tumor metastasis | [56] | |
MSN | MSN@polyphenol | Tumor cells | Highly biocompatible and biodegradable polyphenol-coated MSNs can achieve controlled molecule release | [57] | |
 Enhancing uptake and presentation | PSi | LPSiNPs | B cells | Engineered nanoparticles working with the immune system enhanced the activation of APCs and B cells | [34] |
PMSN | PMSN@OVA-MPN | DC2.4 cells | PMSN@OVA-MPN promoted the OVA uptake by DC2.4 cells and enhanced tumor-specific cellular immune response for effective inhibition of tumor growth | [58] | |
IMHCSs | IMHCS-OVA | APCs | OVA-loaded IMHCSs enhanced uptake in APCs and induced the maturation of APCs | [59] | |
 Achieving multi-functionality | Mesoporous MnO2 nanoshells | H-MnO2-PEG/C&D | Tumor cells | Novel H-MnO2-PEG/C&D as a multifunctional theranostic platform modulated TME and chemo-PDT therapy further enhanced immunotherapy | [73] |
MSRs | MSRs loaded with GM-CSF, CpG, and OVA | BMDC | Injectable MSRs provided a 3D microenvironment and may serve as a multifunctional vaccine platform to modulate host immune cell function and provoke adaptive immune responses | [60] | |
CuS bMSN | CuS@mSiO2-PFP-PEG (CPPs) | Tumor cells | Multifunctional nanoplatform CPPs achieved photoacoustic and ultrasound dual modality-guided PTT combined immunotherapy | [75] | |
bMSN | bMSN (CpG/Ce6) | DCs | Biodegradable MSN vaccination is a promising platform for personalized cancer immunotherapy via the combination of imaging and PDT | [61] | |
PDA NPs | PDA-MB@MnO2 | Tumor cells | A safe and effective nanosystem for metastatic breast cancer treatment by the combination of supplemental oxygenation with multi-modal imaging-guided phototherapies | [107] | |
Pristine PLGA NPs | CNP | Tumor cells | Uniform-sized CNP significantly elevated the internalization efficiency of exogenous GM-CSF and IL-2 by tumor cells | [108] | |
FeSe2 nanoflower | FeSe2-PE | Tumor cells | The FeSe2-PEG nanoflowers were fabricated to achieve the on-demand release of H2Se on NIR-II photoactivation to fight against breast cancer | [62] | |
Organic PNMs | |||||
 Achieving multi-functionality | COF | COF@ICG@OVA | DCs | Combined with NIR irradiation and a checkpoint inhibitor, multi-functional COF@ICG@OVA suppressed tumor growth and metastasis by ROS and hyperthermia | [109] |
COF | COF-609 + αCD47 | Tumor cell | The study offered the first integration of PDT and immunotherapy by 3D COFs to inhibit cancer metastasis and recurrence and demonstrated a new way to design ICD inducers | [80] | |
Hybrid PNMs | |||||
 Reversing immunosuppressive tumor microenvironment | MOF (MIL-100) | MIL-100 with MTO, hyaluronic acid | CT26 cells | Robust antitumor immunotherapy by combining PTT with chemotherapy to enhance ICD and inhibited the activity of the immunosuppressive cells in TME | [92] |
MOF | MOF-OVA@CpG | APCs | Co-delivery of antigen and CpG showed significant T cell activation and cytokine release, and successful suppression of tumor growth | [93] | |
Biomimetic MOFs | NV-ZIF nivolumab | PBMCs | NV-ZIF showed a higher efficacy to activate T cells in hematological malignancies. Modified by coating with CCM to enable tumor-specific targeted delivery | [94] | |
ZIF-8 NPs | ZIF-8/CpG ODNs | RAW264.7 cells | ZIF-8/CpG ODNs showed no cytotoxicity and promoted the uptake of CpG ODNs in RAW264.7 cells, which further increased the secretion of immune cytokines | [95] | |
Hf-based nMOFs | Hf12-DBA | CT26 cells | The combination of nMOF-mediated RT and PD-L1 ICB achieved effective T cell proliferation, enhanced tumor infiltration, and inhibition of the distant tumors | [96] | |
Hybrid Nanocarrier | Ce6/MLT@SAB | Tumor cells | Ce6/MLT@SAB-mediated PDT combined with ICB therapy further upregulated the numbers of CD4+Â and CD8+Â T cells in tumor sites and decreased the level of MDSCs | [97] | |
nMOFs | IMD@Hf-DBP/αCD47 | Macrophages, tumor cells | Under X-ray irradiation, IMD@Hf-DBP/αCD47 modulated the immunosuppressive TME and activated immune events when synergized with an ICB therapy | [98] | |
 Tumor-targeted delivery | MOFs | CpG/ZANPs | APCs | The first facile, green synthesis of aluminium-integrated CpG/ZANPs targeted lymph nodes, and their cargo was internalized by APCs, significantly suppressing tumor growth | [99] |
Calcium phosphate NPs | LCP-II NPs | Tumor cells | The novel NP composites effectively delivered siRNA to tumor sites in a xenograft model and improved the tissue distribution and uptake by tumor tissues | [110] | |
 Enhancing uptake and presentation | MIL-101-Fe-NH2 NPs | MOF-S-S-OVA@CpG | APCs | MOFs can improve the uptake of OVA by APCs and show promising application in the codelivery of antigens and immune adjuvants | [100] |
Cationic nMOF | W-TBP/CpG/α PD-L1 | DCs | Cationic W-TBP combines PDT and CpG delivery to enhance antigen presentation | [101] | |
Zirconium-based MOF | UiO-OVA | APCs | UiO-OVA can produce forceful antigen-mediated humoral immunity and effectively activate T lymphocyte proliferation | [102] | |
 Achieving multi-functionality | MOF | MOF-OVA@CpG | APCs | Co-delivery of antigen and CpG showed significant T cell activation and cytokine release, and successful suppression of tumor growth | [93] |
nMOFs | IMD@Hf-DBP/αCD47 | Macrophages, tumor cells | NMOFs can co-deliver multiple immunoadjuvants for macrophage therapy to boost systematic immune responses an antitumor efficacy by the combination of RT-RDT | [98] | |
Cuporphyrin nMOF | Cu-TBP | B16F10 cells | Cu-TBP-mediated CDT/PDT elicited systemic antitumor immune responses via triggering innate immune responses and re-activating T cells in primary and metastatic tumors | [103] | |
nMOF | TBP-nMOF | 4T1 cells | PDT mediated by TBP-nMOF in combination with αPD-1 ICB therapy can suppress the growth of the primary tumor and metastatic tumor | [104] | |
MOFs | TPZ/UCSs | CT26 cells | TPZ/UCSs improved cancer treatment efficiency via the combination of NIR light-induced PDT and hypoxia-activated chemotherapy, which enhanced tissue penetration in PDT | [105] |