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This research aims to investigate the use of a BODIPY-caged MSA-2 for controlled activation of STING using visible light in immunotherapy.

June 4, 2026Open Access

Photocontrolled immunotherapy: a BODIPY-caged MSA-2 for spatiotemporal activation of STING with visible light

This research aims to investigate the use of a BODIPY-caged MSA-2 for controlled activation of STING using visible light in immunotherapy.
Developed a BODIPY-caged MSA-2 compound
Assessed its capacity for visible light-controlled STING activation
Evaluated spatiotemporal regulation of immunotherapy effects
Enabled targeted activation of STING using visible light
Demonstrated precise spatial regulation of immune response
Showed potential for improved immunotherapy activation timing

A BODIPY-caged MSA-2 enables visible light-controlled STING activation for precise spatiotemporal regulation of immunotherapy.

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