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Demonstrates enhanced therapeutic outcomes in cancer via CaO2 nanomotors, implying improved tumor delivery.
accumulation, leading to calcification, mitochondrial dysfunction, and ROS imbalance, ultimately inducing tumor cell death. Moreover, these self-propelled nanomotors demonstrate superior tumor penetration and accumulation, as evidenced by robust antitumor efficacy in both in vitro and in vivo studies. Collectively, the self-propelled nanomotor system represents a promising method for improving intratumoral delivery and ROS generation, thereby enhancing the therapeutic outcomes of chemodynamic therapy.
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