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Multifunctional mitochondria-targeting energy disruptor for enhancing imaging-guided low-temperature photothermal therapy of melanoma

Authors: LI Shuo; LIU Yu-Qi; ZHANG Guoyang; LI Wentao; SI Yutong; LIU Meng; ZHANG Guo-Ling; WANG Zhuo; TANG Ben Zhong; FENG Hai-Tao

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-4081-yStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • CAMeO-Q NPs achieve synergistic low-temperature PTT by combining mitochondria-targeting photothermal agent and Hsp90 inhibitor, reversing thermal tolerance via ATP blockade and Hsp90 downregulation, with 660 nm laser irradiation inducing selective mitochondrial damage. • • The nanoplatform enables trimodal imaging (FLI, PAI, PTI) for precise tumor localization and real-time therapy monitoring, addressing penetration depth limitations of single-modality imaging. • • Homologous targeting enhances tumor accumulation and cellular uptake, improving therapeutic efficacy while minimizing off-target effects, as evidenced by in vivo melanoma models. • • The energy disruptor strategy effectively inhibits heat shock protein expression, overcoming the major bottleneck of low-temperature PTT resistance, thereby increasing cancer cell death at lower temperatures and reducing collateral damage to normal tissues.