journal article·2026-06

Self-illuminating activatable chemotherapy enabled by pH-MPO-ROS cascade-amplified nanoparticles for cancer and metastatic lymph nodes

Chunliang Shang, Bixia Jin, Wei Chen, Ye Yang, Feiyang Deng, Yi Cui, Jiaona Ren, Xinyu Huang, Qiyu Liu, Qinkun Sun, Binlong Chen, Yiguang Wang, Hongyan Guo

Nano Today· Volume 69
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