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Refining Single-Atom Catalytic Kinetics for Tumor Homologous-Targeted Catalytic Therapy

Authors: Hengke Liu; Shan Lei; Hongyu Li; Jiayingzi Wu; Ting He; Jing Lin; Peng Huang

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-01735-yStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Developed a dual-enzyme cascade system integrating iridium single-atom nanozymes with glucose oxidase, optimizing hydrogen peroxide production, acidity, and temperature within the tumor microenvironment to markedly improve catalytic therapy efficacy. • Functionalized the cascade reaction system with cancer cell membranes to achieve homologous targeting and high biocompatibility, ensuring accurate accumulation at tumor sites while minimizing off-target effects. • Demonstrated that GOx catalysis produces abundant H2O2 and lowers local pH, while laser irradiation enables mild-temperature photothermal enhancement, collectively maximizing the catalytic efficiency of Ir SAzymes. • Presented a comprehensive strategy for refining single-atom catalytic kinetics, offering a promising approach for tumor homologous-targeted catalytic therapy with potential clinical translation.