value compared with the CUR and HAPBA10 + CUR groups (p < 0.05). Cy5.5-labeled HAPBA NPs containing CUR group displayed higher accumulation in tumor tissue and less distribution in liver and spleen after intravenous injection compared with the Cy5.5-injected group in A549 tumor-bearing mouse model. Multiple dosing of CUR-loaded HAPBA NPs in A549 tumor-bearing mouse model exhibited efficient tumor growth suppression and apoptosis-inducing effects. CD44 receptor targeting and HDAC inhibiting HAPBA NPs can be used to boost the anticancer potentials of drug cargo for the therapy of CD44 receptor-expressed cancers.
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