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Intrinsic Cyclic Boron Dipyrromethene Nanoparticles with Tumor-Activated Disassembly for Enhanced Phototherapeutic Stability and Efficacy

Authors: JIA Aoqing; YANG Zhen; XIE Zhigang; ZHENG Min

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3826-9Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • CB-s NPs achieved 92% tumor suppression in 4T1 models, outperforming CB-c NPs by 1.2-fold, demonstrating superior synergistic PDT/PTT efficacy. • • Redox-responsive disulfide bonds in CB-s NPs enabled 90% dissociation within 30 h under tumor-relevant conditions, ensuring spatiotemporally controlled therapeutic activation. • • Both CB-c and CB-s NPs exhibited exceptional colloidal stability exceeding 60 days, eliminating the need for surfactants and addressing long-term stability concerns. • • Histological and blood parameter analyses confirmed no tissue damage or necrosis across major organs, validating the biosafety of these carrier-free nanoparticles.