Dewen Leng, Kai Cao, Qiang Hao, Zhu Peng, Gaofeng Pan, Jing Liu, Jie Yu, Junyi Tang, Jing Li, Han Chen, Huaiwen Chen, Hao Tang
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CD133-targeted afatinib nanomicelles for enhanced lung cancer theranostics.
Aims: To develop a novel nanomicelle system to target and eradicate CD133-expressing lung cancer stem cells (CSCs) while imaging lung cancer.
Methods: Averatinib nanomicelles with CD133 aptamers incorporated with gadolinium imaging reagents (M-Afa&Gd-CD133) were synthesized. The anticancer and imaging activities of M-Afa&Gd-CD133 were evaluated both in vitro and in vivo.
Results: M-Afa&Gd-CD133 efficiently targeted CD133+ lung CSCs and showed significant antitumor efficacy both in vitro and in vivo. Furthermore, M-Afa&Gd-CD33, as a T1 contrast agent, offers superior and sustained visualization of tumors over an extended period.
Conclusion: M-Afa&Gd-CD133 represents a promising strategy for the theranostics of lung cancer.