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Intelligent drugs based on notch protein remodeling: a defensive targeting strategy for tumor therapy

Medicine and Health

Intelligent drugs based on notch protein remodeling: a defensive targeting strategy for tumor therapy

Y. Sun, Y. Lu, et al.

Discover an innovative approach to tumor treatment with iMSCEndostatin, a smart drug utilizing mesenchymal stem cells for precise delivery at tumor sites. This groundbreaking study by Yuliang Sun, Yilin Lu, Xinze Li, Yanan He, Then Kong Yong, Cheong Soon Keng, Badrul Yahaya, Yanli Liu, and Juntang Lin highlights a strategy that minimizes side effects while maximizing effectiveness, setting a new standard in cancer therapy.

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