Nanocatalysts: The New Frontier in Tuning the Immune System for Cancer Therapy
A new review in ACS Nano Medicine highlights the emerging role of engineered nanocatalysts as potent immunomodulators for antitumor immunotherapy. Moving beyond their traditional catalytic functions, these nanomaterials are now being designed to actively reshape the tumor microenvironment and stimulate the body’s immune defenses. The review discusses how specific catalytic reactions, such as the generation of reactive oxygen species or the decomposition of immunosuppressive molecules, can be harnessed to…
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