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) upon visible light irradiation. Notably, Ir1 displays a high phototoxicity index of 61.7 against human cancer cells. Further studies show that light-mediated anticancer properties exerted by Ir1-Ir3 occur through reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation, caspase activation, and eventually apoptosis induction. Our study demonstrates that these complexes can act as novel dual-mode light-mediated anticancer agents.
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