Activation of Cascade‐Like Antitumor Immune Responses through In Situ Doxorubicin Stimulation and Blockade of Checkpoint Coinhibitory Receptor TIGIT (Adv. Healthcare Mater. 1/2022)

Enzyme-Responsive Drug Release

In article number 2102080, Zhengbao Zha, Hua Wang, and co-workers encapsulate chemotherapeutic DOX and aTIGIT drugs together in a gelatin-based hydrogel to synergistically realize immunogenic tumors, which promote the infiltration of NK and effector T cells and then are further stimulated by the subsequently released aTIGIT, to boost multilayered innate and adaptive immune responses for durable and long-lasting anti-tumor therapy. image

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