Porphyrin and doxorubicin mediated nanoarchitectonics of copper clusters: a bimodal theranostics for cancer diagnosis and treatment .

Nanoarchitectonics, an emerging strategy, presents a promising alternative for developing highly efficient next-generation functional materials. Multifunctional materials developed using nanoarchitectonics help to mimic biological molecules. Porphyrin-based molecules can be effectively utilized to design such assemblies.

Copper Nanocluster Enables Simultaneous Photodynamic and Chemo Therapy for Effective Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment in Vitro.

Metal-nanocluster-mediated cancer diagnosis and therapy has drawn considerable attention in recent years due to the unique optical and photophysical properties of metal clusters. This type of material is highly useful for the diagnosis, treatment, and further follow-up of disease. However, a single treatment modality is not sufficient for a complete cure.