ArticleNano-micro letters2026
Bi-Polar Bioenergetic Intervention via a Pathology Self-Adaptive Single-Atom Nanocatalyst for Diabetic Tumor Postoperative Management.
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Abstract
Diabetes aggravates postoperative tumor recurrence and impairs wound healing due to divergent metabolic adaptations to hyperglycemia in tumor versus normal cells. Current therapeutics fail due to the incapabilities in adaptively modulating the metabolic bifurcation across the contradictory pathological contexts. Here, we address this challenge by developing a platinum (Pt) single-atom nanocatalyst (PtSNC) with microenvironments-selective multienzyme-mimicking activities to pioneer a bi-polar bioenergetic intervention strategy. In acidic and reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NADH)-overexpressed tumor niches, it exhibits NADH oxidase (NOX)-, oxidase-, and peroxidase-like activities, depleting NADH reserves and generating highly reactive Pt = O species to disrupt energy metabolism and induce both apoptosis/ferroptosis. While it shows NOX-, catalase-, and superoxide dismutase-like activities in neutral diabetic wounds, rectifying hyperglycemia-induced cellular NAD
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