“…Most of the fluorescent probes reported to date rely on fluorescent reporter groups that absorb and emit in the NIR I region or visible light range. 68 This limits their utility in terms of studying organ diseases. On the other hand, the development of small molecule-based fluorescent probes with higher emission wavelengths (near-infrared region II band) are expected to facilitate the development of systems suitable for monitoring deep-set organ-related diseases.…”
“…Most of the fluorescent probes reported to date rely on fluorescent reporter groups that absorb and emit in the NIR I region or visible light range. 68 This limits their utility in terms of studying organ diseases. On the other hand, the development of small molecule-based fluorescent probes with higher emission wavelengths (near-infrared region II band) are expected to facilitate the development of systems suitable for monitoring deep-set organ-related diseases.…”
“…DCM-loaded Fuc-AuNPs/Gal-AuNPs afforded a highly selective bacterial fluorescence imaging agent. 55 While, CAZ loaded Fuc-AuNPs/Gal-AuNPs were shown to have improved therapeutic efficacy towards P. aeruginosa when compared to CAZ alone. Exploiting the phototherapeutic properties of the AuNP core (PTT and PDT), light irradiation resulted in an enhanced therapeutic effect towards P. aeruginosa when combined with CAZ.…”
Glycoconjugate-based AuNPs were developed for the targeted eradication of P. aeruginosa. This was achieved through carbohydrate-based recognition of key virulence factors followed by combined therapeutic delivery and light-based treatment (PDT/PTT).
“…Throughout nature, glycoconjugates are known to selectively bind to carbohydrate receptors and modulate a variety of physiological and pathological processes. Such examples include cell-cell recognition, 37 signal transmission, 38 virus invasion 39 and bacterial infection. 40 Previous studies have reported the overexpression of mannose receptors (MRs) on the cell surface of tumor-associated macrophages (TAMs).…”
Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) is one of the most malignant subtypes of breast cancer. Here, we report the construction of graphene nanoribbon (GNR)-based supramolecular ensembles with dual-receptor (mannose and...
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