*-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) contrast agents, respectively. The results obtained from the MTT assay demonstrated good biocompatibility of FCZ NPs. DOX release experiments showed pH regulation-dominated drug release kinetics: a weak acidic pH in tumor areas could trigger sustained drug release, suggesting that FCZ NPs are ideal drug delivery systems. Moreover, the remarkable inhibition of tumor growth without side effects was confirmed in vivo. These results provide convincing evidence establishing the multifunctional FCZ NPs as promising candidates for tumor therapy.
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