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November 14, 2025Langmuir

Cation−π Interaction-Mediated Copper-Based Nanoplatforms for Synergistic Chemodynamic–Chemotherapy with Enhanced Anticancer Efficacy

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In vitro analysis showed 71.4% improved anticancer efficacy in response to drug delivery systems, implying synergistic treatment potential.

Improved anticancer efficacy reached 71.4%, surpassing CDT effects of 21.9% and chemotherapy outcomes of 37.3%.
Assessment utilized cation-π interaction-engineered multifunctional nanoplatforms for combined therapy.
The system effectively integrated hydroxyl radicals and doxorubicin to enhance treatment outcomes.
Findings may support the development of novel strategies for synergistic cancer therapy using engineered nanoplatforms.

Qiu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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November 14, 2025Langmuir

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In vitro analysis showed 71.4% improved anticancer efficacy in response to drug delivery systems, implying synergistic treatment potential.

Improved anticancer efficacy reached 71.4%, surpassing CDT effects of 21.9% and chemotherapy outcomes of 37.3%.
Assessment utilized cation-π interaction-engineered multifunctional nanoplatforms for combined therapy.
The system effectively integrated hydroxyl radicals and doxorubicin to enhance treatment outcomes.
Findings may support the development of novel strategies for synergistic cancer therapy using engineered nanoplatforms.

Qiu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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