A Cu(<scp>i</scp>)-based Fenton-like agent inducing mitochondrial damage for photo-assisted enhanced chemodynamic therapy

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A Cu(i)-based Fenton-like agent inducing mitochondrial damage for photo-assisted enhanced chemodynamic therapy

Abstract: Increasing the reactive oxygen species (ROS) content in the tumor site is one of the effective strategies to promote intracellular oxidative stress and improve therapeutic efficiency. Herein, an atomically-precise cinnamaldehyde...

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