Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 45, Issue 2, 207020(2018)

Progress in Organic Nanomaterials for Laser-Induced Photothermal Therapy of Tumor

Liang Guohai* and Xing Da
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    Structural formulae of NIR dyes similar to ICG structure
    Protein-based photothermal agents. (a) Schematic of preparation of HSA-IR825 complex, as well as the unique optical behavior of HSA-IR825; (b) schematic of the covalent conjugation of NIR dye molecules CySCOOH to HSA
    (a) Schematic of preparation of pyropheophorbide-lipid porphysome and (b) transmission electron microscopy images of as-prepared porphysome[26]
    Conjugated polymers for photothermal therapy of cancer. (a) Transition of the emeralidine group of polyaniline to the emeralidine salt, induced by the intracellular oxidative species[27]; (b) schematic of the formation of polypyrrole nanoparticles and morphology of nanoparticles[28]; (c) morphology and absorption spectrum of polydopamine nanoparticles, and their application in photothermal therapy[29]; (d) photoinduced electron transfer (PET) within the confined nanocompartment resulting in enha
    • Table 1. Typical organic nanoparticles photothermal agents

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      Table 1. Typical organic nanoparticles photothermal agents

      TypeTypical sampleSize /nmWavelength ofapplied laser /nmAdvantages andshortcomingsReference
      NIR dyecontainingmicellesICG-PL-PEG17.6808Good biocompatibility,but serious photobleaching[18]
      HF-IR-78092-121808Good biocompatibility and active targeting,but poor photostability[19]
      IR825-PEG25808Good biocompatibility and relativelygood photostability[20]
      ICG/DOX loaded PLGA-lecithin-PEG NPs86.3808Simultaneous photothermaltherapy and drug delivery[21]
      IR825@C18PMH-PEG-Ce6107808Simultaneous photothermaland photodynamic therapy[22]
      Protein-basedphotothermalagentsSQ-BSA~8680Good biocompatibility andrelatively good photostability[23]
      HSA-IR825~8808Good biocompatibility and relatively goodphotostability. Separated imaging andtherapy wavelength channels[24]
      FRT-IR82012808Good biocompatibility,separated imaging and therapywavelength channels[25]
      PorphysomePorphysome100658Good biocompatibility andbiodegradability, simultaneous photothermaland photodynamic therapy[26]
      ConjugatedpolymersPolyaniline115.6808Robust photostability, butneed oxidization or element doping.poor biodegradability[27]
      Polypyrrole55808Robust photostability,but poor biodegradability[28]
      Polydopamine70808Good photostability, biocompatibilityand biodegradability[29]
      SPNs38808Good photostability, large photothermalcoversion efficiency, turnableabsorption wavelength,but poor biodegradability[30]
      PEDOT∶PSS80-90808Good photostability,but poor biodegradability[31]
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    Received: Aug. 15, 2017

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Feb. 28, 2018

    The Author Email: Guohai Liang (Liangguoh@scnu.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL201845.0207020

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