AI Article Synopsis
- Singlet oxygen doesn't last very long, which means it doesn't build up much in a part of our cells called the endoplasmic reticulum.
- This short lifetime makes it hard for a treatment called photodynamic therapy to work really well.
- A special tiny device that can make, hold, and let go of singlet oxygen could help it last longer and make the therapy more effective.
Article Abstract
The short lifetime of singlet oxygen reduces its accumulation in the endoplasmic reticulum, which limits the output of photodynamic therapy. A nanodevice with functions of singlet oxygen production, storage and release can improve the lifetime of singlet oxygen for enhancing phototherapeutic efficacy.
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