The metabolite transport inhibition of tumor cells holds promise to achieve anti-tumor efficacy.Herein,we presented an innovative strategy to hinder the delivery of metabolites through the in-situ besieging tumor cell...The metabolite transport inhibition of tumor cells holds promise to achieve anti-tumor efficacy.Herein,we presented an innovative strategy to hinder the delivery of metabolites through the in-situ besieging tumor cells with polyphenolic polymers that strongly adhere to the cytomembrane of tumor cells.Simultaneously,these polymers underwent self-crosslinking under the induction of tumor oxidative stress microenvironment to form an adhesive coating on the surface of the tumor cells.This polyphenol coating effectively obstructed glucose uptake,reducing metabolic products such as lactic acid,glutathione,and adenosine triphosphate,while also causing reactive oxygen species to accumulate in the tumor cells.The investigation of various tumor models,including 2D cells,3D multicellular tumor spheroids,and xenograft tumors,demonstrated that the polyphenolic polymers effectively inhibited the growth of tumor cells by blocking key metabolite transport processes.Moreover,this highly adhesive coating could bind tumor cells to suppress their metastasis and invasion.This work identified polyphenolic polymers as a promising anticancer candidate with a mechanism by impeding the mass transport of tumor cells.展开更多
Comprehensive Summary Currently,solid-state fluorescent carbonized polymer dots(CPDs)have attracted attention increasingly due to their applications for optoelectronic display.However,designing CPDs possessing solid-s...Comprehensive Summary Currently,solid-state fluorescent carbonized polymer dots(CPDs)have attracted attention increasingly due to their applications for optoelectronic display.However,designing CPDs possessing solid-state fluorescence and clarifying the fluorescence mechanism remain challenging.Herein,we initially synthesized a novel type of polythiophene derivatives CPDs,poly-4,4’-(thiophene-3,4-diyl)dibenzoic acid carbonized polymer dots(PDBA-CPDs)with solid-state fluorescence.Subsequently,the structural and optical characterization revealed that the solid-state fluorescence originated from the aggregation induced emission of the CPDs.In brief,in aggregation state,the remaining polymer structure groups on the surface of the CPDs overlapped and weakened the non-radiative transition,enhancing solid-state fluorescence emission.Thirdly,three polythiophene-derived CPDs were designed to further demonstrate the aggregation induced solid-state fluorescence mechanism.Finally,owing to their unique properties of solid-state fluorescence,the white LEDs(light emitting diodes)were fabricated with high color rendering index(CRI)of 82.7 and CIE coordinates of(0.37,0.39)using commercial 460 nm chip.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52273302 and 52073230)the Ningbo Natural Science Foundation(2021J050)+1 种基金the Shaanxi Provincial Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars(2023-JC-JQ-32)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China。
文摘The metabolite transport inhibition of tumor cells holds promise to achieve anti-tumor efficacy.Herein,we presented an innovative strategy to hinder the delivery of metabolites through the in-situ besieging tumor cells with polyphenolic polymers that strongly adhere to the cytomembrane of tumor cells.Simultaneously,these polymers underwent self-crosslinking under the induction of tumor oxidative stress microenvironment to form an adhesive coating on the surface of the tumor cells.This polyphenol coating effectively obstructed glucose uptake,reducing metabolic products such as lactic acid,glutathione,and adenosine triphosphate,while also causing reactive oxygen species to accumulate in the tumor cells.The investigation of various tumor models,including 2D cells,3D multicellular tumor spheroids,and xenograft tumors,demonstrated that the polyphenolic polymers effectively inhibited the growth of tumor cells by blocking key metabolite transport processes.Moreover,this highly adhesive coating could bind tumor cells to suppress their metastasis and invasion.This work identified polyphenolic polymers as a promising anticancer candidate with a mechanism by impeding the mass transport of tumor cells.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52272052,51972315,21873110,and 61720106014).
文摘Comprehensive Summary Currently,solid-state fluorescent carbonized polymer dots(CPDs)have attracted attention increasingly due to their applications for optoelectronic display.However,designing CPDs possessing solid-state fluorescence and clarifying the fluorescence mechanism remain challenging.Herein,we initially synthesized a novel type of polythiophene derivatives CPDs,poly-4,4’-(thiophene-3,4-diyl)dibenzoic acid carbonized polymer dots(PDBA-CPDs)with solid-state fluorescence.Subsequently,the structural and optical characterization revealed that the solid-state fluorescence originated from the aggregation induced emission of the CPDs.In brief,in aggregation state,the remaining polymer structure groups on the surface of the CPDs overlapped and weakened the non-radiative transition,enhancing solid-state fluorescence emission.Thirdly,three polythiophene-derived CPDs were designed to further demonstrate the aggregation induced solid-state fluorescence mechanism.Finally,owing to their unique properties of solid-state fluorescence,the white LEDs(light emitting diodes)were fabricated with high color rendering index(CRI)of 82.7 and CIE coordinates of(0.37,0.39)using commercial 460 nm chip.
