Cu-doped Co9S8-x sonozymes for enhanced sonodynamic and chemodynamic therapy of gallbladder cancer through ion doping and vacancy engineering

Qingxiang Gao; Xi Yang; Ni An; Yang Shen; Weiwei Ji; Lei Wang; Kai-Jian Chu; Chengjian He; Qing Ouyang; Zhilin Sha

doi:10.1039/d5tb02084k

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry B

Cu-doped Co9S8-x sonozymes for enhanced sonodynamic and chemodynamic therapy of gallbladder cancer through ion doping and vacancy engineering

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Sonodynamic therapy shows promise for enhancing treatment outcomes in gallbladder cancer through specific agents.
Key evidence highlights the role of reactive oxygen species in effective tumor therapy.
Analysis using Cu-doped sonozymes provides a new avenue for cancer treatment development.
This approach may enable novel therapeutic strategies, warranting further research on ion doping effects.

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Observational analysis reveals reactive oxygen species enhance sonodynamic therapy for gallbladder cancer, suggesting improved treatment options.

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Reactive oxygen species (ROS)-mediated tumor therapy modalities, such as sonodynamic and chemodynamic therapy (SDT/CDT), are promising to play an important role in the treatment of gallbladder cancer owing to the...

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