Cancer immunotherapy represents a promising targeted treatment by leveraging the
patient's immune system or adoptive transfer of active immune cells to selectively eliminate …

The advancement of gold nanoclusters (Au NCs) gives rise to a new era in fabricating
functional materials due to their controllable morphology, stable optical properties, and …

Nucleic acid-binding dyes (NuABDs) are fluorogenic probes that light up after binding to
nucleic acids. Taking advantage of their fluorogenicity, NuABDs have been widely utilized in …

After the discovery of DNA during the mid-20th century, a multitude of novel methodologies
have surfaced which exploit DNA for its various properties. One such recently developed …

Achieving full eradication of residual tumors post photothermal therapy (PTT) hinges on the
immune system's activation and response. Nevertheless, the resultant local inflammation …

Hyperthermia plays a significant role in cancer treatment by inducing cell damage through
temperature elevation, often used alongside other treatment modalities. During …

The synergistic assembly of nanomaterials constitutes a rapidly evolving domain.
Biomolecules, encompassing nucleic acids, proteins, polysaccharides, and natural small …

Cancer immunotherapy aims to improve immunity to not only eliminate the primary tumor but
also inhibit metastasis and recurrence. It is considered an extremely promising therapeutic …

Current cancer treatments, including chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation, often present
significant challenges such as severe side effects, drug resistance, and damage to healthy …

Semiconductor/bio-probe interface, which is very important for a photoelectrochemical
(PEC) biosensor, because it supports the photocarrier transport process and specific probe …