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Fabrication of nanozyme with catecholase‐like catalytic activity faces the great challenge of merging outstanding activity with low cost as well as simple, rapid, and low‐energy‐consumed production, restricting its industrial applications. Herein, an inexpensive yet robust nanozyme (i.e., DT‐Cu) via simple one‐step coordination between diaminotriazole (DT) and CuSO4 within 1 h in water at room temperature...
Introduction
Traditional Chinese medicinal plant, safflower, shows effective for treating pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), yet the underlying mechanisms remain largely unexplored. This study is aimed at exploring the potential molecular mechanisms of safflower in the treatment of PAH.
Methods
Network pharmacology approach and molecular docking were applied to identify the core active compounds,...
Low efficacy of immunotherapy due to the poor immunogenicity of most tumors and their insufficient infiltration by immune cells highlights the importance of inducing immunogenic cell death and activating immune system for achieving better treatment outcomes. Herein, ferroelectric Bi2CuO4 nanoparticles with rich copper vacancies (named BCO‐VCu) are rationally designed and engineered for ferroelectricity‐enhanced...