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From: Boosting cisplatin chemotherapy by nanomotor-enhanced tumor penetration and DNA adducts formation

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Schematic illustrations of construction and action mechanisms of AINR for boosting cisplatin chemotherapy. (I) AINR with Janus structures could penetrate into deeper tumor via gas-propelled autonomous movement fueled by H2O2 in tumor tissue; (II) AINR promote the uptake of cisplatin through nanoparticle endocytosis manner; (III) AINR could be oxidized into Ag+ under H2O2 in tumor cells, which down-regulating intracellular Cl through formation of AgCl precipitation, thus increasing the Pt–DNA adducts formation by promoting the dechlorination of cisplatin; (IV) AINR inhibits Pt–DNA excision repair by chelating intracellular Fe2+ to inhibit Fe2+-dependent DNA repair enzymes, finally realizing a self-augmented CDDP chemotherapy

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