A shape templating hydrothermal oxidation protocol was proposed for the synthesis of hollow, mesoporous manganese oxide nanospheres (H-MnOx NSs). H-MnOx NSs exhibited a photothermal conversion behavior and acted a multifunctional nanozyme behavior with peroxidase (POD)-like, oxidase (OD)-like and catalase (CAT)-like activities. CAT-like activity which was far superior with respect to the similar agents allowed fast oxygenation of tumor microenvironment for hypoxia relief and the enhancement of ROS production. A self-propelled nanomotor behavior was also observed due to the oxygen evolution from H2O2. Cu(II) loaded form of H-MnOx NSs (H-MnOx@Cu NSs) were obtained by direct interaction with Cu (II) cations. Effective generation of hydroxyl (●OH) and superoxide anion (O2−●) radicals by H-MnOx@Cu NSs were demonstrated by Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) spectroscopy. POD-like activity, ●OH generation rate and GSH depletion ability markedly increased by the attachment of Cu(II) cations onto H-MnOx NSs. Chlorine e6 (Ce6) loaded form of H-MnOx@Cu NSs (H-MnOx@Cu@Ce6 NSs) was evaluated as a synergistic therapy agent capable of generating 1O2, ●OH and O2−● radicals, and having photothermal, chemodynamic and photodynamic functions. T98G glioblastoma cell deaths higher than 90 % were achieved by the enhanced interaction of H-MnOx@Cu@Ce6 NSs with the cells induced by nanomotor function, the temperature elevation stemmed from photothermal conversion, and the enhancement of chemodynamic and photodynamic functions by both temperature elevation and O2 evolution. The effectiveness of H-MnOx@Cu@Ce6 NSs for the inhibition of proliferation and the migration of T98G cells was also demonstrated by scratch and TUNEL assays.
扫码关注我们
求助内容:
应助结果提醒方式:
