Ultra-homogeneous NIR-II fluorescent self-assembled nanoprobe with AIE properties for photothermal therapy of prostate cancer

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and mouse tumor-bearing model-based experiments indicate that cancer cells could efficiently take up this nanoprobe, which aggregates in tumor tissues, is susceptible to metabolization, and enables ideal photothermal therapeutic effects. Thus, this NIR-II nanoprobe with AIE properties shows great potential for precise clinical diagnosis and treatment of cancer.