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A H2O2-triggered NIR chemiluminescence nanoprobe with aggregation-induced emission properties for in vivo inflammation imaging and tumor theranostics

Authors: Junhao Huang; Lin Yang; Yufeng Xiao; Yuxi Li; Jiachang Huang; Ben Zhong Tang; Benzhao He

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-026-4117-yStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • The nanoprobe CPPO@TN NPs exhibits NIR chemiluminescence with a signal-to-noise ratio sufficient for in vivo imaging of drug-induced liver injury and peritonitis, achieving high sensitivity and specificity in murine models. • • The system generates sustained singlet oxygen (1O2) production without external irradiation, enabling effective photodynamic therapy; in a 4T1 tumor-bearing mouse model, tumor growth was significantly inhibited. • • Co-encapsulation of CPPO, AIE photosensitizer TN, and soybean oil within F-127 micelles ensures a persistent CIEEL process, providing prolonged chemiluminescence and 1O2 generation for theranostic applications. • • The nanoprobe operates without external light excitation, eliminating tissue autofluorescence and photobleaching, thereby improving imaging fidelity and therapeutic safety in deep-tissue applications.