The literature describing the use of low-intensity ultrasound in four major areas of cancer
therapy—sonodynamic therapy, ultrasound-mediated chemotherapy, ultrasound-mediated …

The integration of gene therapy into tissue engineering to control differentiation and direct
tissue formation is not a new concept; however, successful delivery of nucleic acids into …

Inspired by considerable application potential in various diseases, nitric oxide (NO) has
gained increasing attention. Nevertheless, current NO release scaffolds suffer from some …

In order to achieve better antitumor therapeutic efficacy and inhibit tumor metastasis, a
multifunctional nanovaccine based on L‐arginine (LA)‐loaded black mesoporous titania …

Background: As one of the most effective triggers with high tissue-penetrating capability and
non-invasive feature, ultrasound shows great potential for controlling the drug release and …

Transient sonoporation can essentially be epitomized by two fundamental processes:
acoustically induced membrane perforation and its subsequent resealing. To provide insight …

Robust cytotoxic T cell infiltration has proven to be difficult to achieve in solid tumors. We set
out to develop a flexible protocol to efficiently transfect tumor and stromal cells to produce …

Ultrasound is an important local stimulus for triggering drug release at the target tissue.
Ultrasound-responsive drug delivery systems (URDDS) have become an important research …

Abstract The Forkhead box M1 (FoxM1) transcription factor is an important anti-tumor target.
A novel targeted ultrasound (US)-sensitive nanobubble that is likely to make use of the …

The definition of cavitation is the formation of bubbles/cavities in a liquid or other medium,
and the subsequent bubble dynamics. Cavitation has been studied in several scientific …