Integration of nanoassembly functions for an effective delivery cascade for cancer drugs

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Abstract

A "cluster-bomb"-like lipid-dendrimer nanoassembly synergizes the functions of its components and thereby efficiently accomplishes the drug delivery cascade for high efficacy in treating cancer. The nanoassembly successfully circulates in the blood and accumulates in the tumor. Once in the tumor, it releases small dendrimers that act like "bomblets", enabling tumor penetration, cell internalization, and drug release. (Figure Presented).

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Sun, Q., Sun, X., Ma, X., Zhou, Z., Jin, E., Zhang, B., … Zhao, Y. (2014). Integration of nanoassembly functions for an effective delivery cascade for cancer drugs. Advanced Materials, 26(45), 7615–7621. https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.201401554

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