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In article number 1807772, Zhan Chen, Fu‐Gen Wu, and co‐workers report an important and simple strategy to construct supramolecular “Trojan horserdquo‐like nanomedicines that realize remarkably enhanced cellular uptake and light‐triggered nuclear drug influx in multidrug‐resistant cancer cells for circumvention of cancer multidrug resistance.
Efficient nuclear delivery of anticancer drugs evading drug efflux transporters (DETs) on the plasma and nuclear membranes of multidrug‐resistant cancer cells is highly challenging. Here, smart nanogels are designed via a one‐step self‐assembly of three functional components including a biocompatible copolymer, a fluorescent organosilica nanodot, and a photodegradable near‐infrared (NIR) dye indocyanine...
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