SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

Inhalable biomimetic polyunsaturated fatty acid-based nanoreactors for peroxynitrite-augmented ferroptosis potentiate radiotherapy in lung cancer.

Journal of nanobiotechnology
Chen Y, Huang X, Hu R, Lu E, Luo K, Yan X, Zhang Z, Ma Y, Zhang M, Sha X.

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2025
Cancer Research
Immunology
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Key Finding
To address these limitations, the authors rationally developed a polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA)-based nanoreactor (DHA-N@M) camouflaged with macrophage cell membrane to improve tumoral distribution and achieve peroxynitrite-augment ferroptosis for enhanced radiotherapy against lung cancer.
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Researchers used Countstar (model not specified) to assess cell numbers in the study's cell samples during quality assessment in the 2025 Journal of nanobiotechnology study.
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