To improve the controllability of cancer treatment through stimuli-responsive drug delivery systems.
Development of APTES-functionalized Gd0.18Fe2.82O4@SiO2 nanocarrier.
Investigation of magnetothermal-triggered drug release mechanism.
Evaluation of doxorubicin release in response to external stimuli.
Successfully released doxorubicin in a controlled manner using magnetothermal stimulation.
Enhanced drug delivery efficiency observed in the nanocarrier system.
Abstract
Externally regulated and stimuli-responsive drug delivery systems remain of significant interest for improving the controllability of cancer treatment strategies.